I have a workbook with rows to delete tagged in as "Delete" in column A in all sheets of the workbook.
How can i delete these rows using xlwings?
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Using spreadsheet functions, can we create a new row by copying format properties of another row in the same sheet programtically?
In my excel template, I have some border styles and sum formula at the end of table, can I create a new row in last with that styles copied and summation formula applied?
For example in my template I have some tabular data starting from row 10-15 with some format styles for that rows, can I copy that format and add new row below it?
I would like to extract the entire column from an excel worksheet to a Java array using the Aspose library. How do I do that? In many of the examples, I see how to copy a column/row from one worksheet to another only. Can Aspose extract data?
Yes, data can be easily exported to an Array using the exportArray method, see the sample code for your reference:
Example
// Instantiating a Workbook object
Workbook workbook = new Workbook("Book1.xlsx");
// Accessing the first worksheet in the Excel file
Worksheet worksheet = workbook.getWorksheets().get(0);
// Exporting the contents of 100 rows and 1 column starting from 1st cell (i.e., A1:A100)
// to Array. you may update the method parameters for your needs
Object dataTable[][] = worksheet.getCells().exportArray(0, 0, 100, 1);
// Printing number of rows after exporting worksheet data
System.out.println("No. Of Rows Imported: " + dataTable.length);
.....
PS. I am working as Support developer/ Evangelist at Aspose.
Simple question: I have a table that needs to be split into 2 tables via a row split and not the column split. How can I achieve this?
Thanks.
Duplicate the table, then delete the columns that you do not need from each of the copies.
To duplicate the table, open Power Query Editor by clicking on Edit Queries, right click your table and select Duplicate:
Then in each of the copies, right click on the header of the columns that you don't want, and select Remove. Alternatively, you can select the columns that you want to keep, and select Remove other columns.
If anybody written library function for Insert and delete column for openpyxl.
Insert column and delete column with copying style also. Please help me.
Currently, you have to do this manually by finding all the relevant cells and changing the internal coordinates and they keys in the worksheet.
I am trying to create a list box, That when I select a item in the list I am taken to a different spreadsheet and cell. Example If I pick "Pipe 1 inch" on my list it will open my spreadsheet called pipe and display the contents starting at cell A25. Then I would close that sheet and go back to my original spreadsheet, and choose something else "Pipe 2 inch" maybe located at cell A45 in the other spreadsheet.
I'm not sure you can do exactly what you've described here.
Let's say you create a lookup range of Pipe 1 options in columns A25:A27 of worksheet 'Pipe 1'. Then you create another lookup range of Pipe 2 options in columns A45:A48 of worksheet 'Pipe 2'.
If you use worksheet 'Pipe Orders', with two columns in it called Pipe1 and Pipe2, you can then tie-in those lookup lists to each cell in those columns
Select the top open cell of the Pipe1 column. Under the Data tab, select DataValidation. Under the settings tab of that dialog that opens, under the 'Allow' list, select 'List'. The source box appears and you can enter: 'Pipe 1'$A$25:$A$27, then choose OK. The single quotes tell Excel to use that particular spreadsheet.
Do the same thing for the next cell over on your Pipe Orders worksheet, which will be the Pipe2 column. This time when creating your lookup list, use 'Pipe 2'$A$45:$A$48.
You can copy the cell formatting down the page of your Pipe Orders columns to copy this behavior.
This does not give you the links to the other pages, but at least gives you the values. I experimented a bit with using hyperlinks in the cells for the lookup values, which do work from there, but the links didn't transfer to the pull-down list.