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snprcspf 1.1.7.9000 (20200613)

• Added some better description of fmt_luminex_results().

snprcspf 1.1.7 (20200612)

• Corrected bug in fmt_luminex_results() that was saving the data used to control formating of the worksheet to the worksheet instead of the dataframe that was supposed to be written. Some refactoring of code was also done to make the side effects of the function more easily understood.

snprcspf 1.1.6 (20200406)

• Changed default blank replacement from "." to " " in calls to read.xlsx(). The period were causing the column match routines to fail.

snprcspf 1.1.5 (20200403)

• Changed positive cell markup to yellow characters and red background
• Changed to a conditional test for NA delimited columns of the divisor data. read_excel, which had been used, always added NA values. read.xlsx does not.

snprcspf 1.1.2 (20200330)

• Used suppressMessages on read_excel to suppress the New Name messages

snprcspf 1.1.1 (20200329)

• Moved misplaced unit test file.

snprcspf 1.1.0 (20200328)

• Have replaced dependence on Java for the Excel formatting. Using openxlsx package
• Have cleaned up code for file name and file path management for the Excel input file names and paths

snprcspf 1.0.9 (20200321)

• Copied build instructions from nprcgenekeepr
• Removed redundant copy of a function.

snprcspf 1.0.8 (20200321)

• Separated R code into seperate files for each function.
• Created some data objects for testing and demonstration. This has created a dependency on R >= 3.5.0.

snprcspf 1.0.7 (20190526)

• Removed formating of Excel sheets to remove dependency on rJava used by XLConnect. As of 2019 May 26, Java 12 has a bug \url{https://bugs.openjdk.java.net/browse/JDK-8221530} that prevents the use of the XLConnect package. This version of snprcspf has removed that dependency with the side effect of not providing formating within the Excel workbook generated.

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