Conditional Formatting openxlsx R
I am trying to insert a border across all my columns based on a condition, namely wherever there is a 1 in the Border column, which is column M in Excel. This is what I've got:
border = createStyle(borderColour = "black", border = "top",borderStyle =
"thick", halign = "left" )
Rows = 3:(nrow(Merge)+1)
conditionalFormatting(wb, "Variables Categoricas", cols = 1:13 , rows = Rows,
rule ="($M:$M==1)", style = border)
I'm not exactly sure how the conditionalFormatting function understands the rule parameter. Would appreciate any help in writing this rule properly. Thanks.
r conditional-formatting openxlsx
asked Jan 20 at 7:19
Rafael ArevaloRafael Arevalo
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I am trying to insert a border across all my columns based on a condition, namely wherever there is a 1 in the Border column, which is column M in Excel. This is what I've got:
border = createStyle(borderColour = "black", border = "top",borderStyle =
"thick", halign = "left" )
Rows = 3:(nrow(Merge)+1)
conditionalFormatting(wb, "Variables Categoricas", cols = 1:13 , rows = Rows,
rule ="($M:$M==1)", style = border)
I'm not exactly sure how the conditionalFormatting function understands the rule parameter. Would appreciate any help in writing this rule properly. Thanks.
r conditional-formatting openxlsx
asked Jan 20 at 7:19
Rafael ArevaloRafael Arevalo
174
Please make a reproducible example. We don't have the object Merge. You can always use theirisormtcarsdatasets.. Also don't call objects the same or almost the same as function names. That is an unexpected error waiting to happen.
– phiver
Jan 20 at 8:47
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I am trying to insert a border across all my columns based on a condition, namely wherever there is a 1 in the Border column, which is column M in Excel. This is what I've got:
border = createStyle(borderColour = "black", border = "top",borderStyle =
"thick", halign = "left" )
Rows = 3:(nrow(Merge)+1)
conditionalFormatting(wb, "Variables Categoricas", cols = 1:13 , rows = Rows,
rule ="($M:$M==1)", style = border)
I'm not exactly sure how the conditionalFormatting function understands the rule parameter. Would appreciate any help in writing this rule properly. Thanks.
r conditional-formatting openxlsx
asked Jan 20 at 7:19
Rafael ArevaloRafael Arevalo
174
I am trying to insert a border across all my columns based on a condition, namely wherever there is a 1 in the Border column, which is column M in Excel. This is what I've got:
border = createStyle(borderColour = "black", border = "top",borderStyle =
"thick", halign = "left" )
Rows = 3:(nrow(Merge)+1)
conditionalFormatting(wb, "Variables Categoricas", cols = 1:13 , rows = Rows,
rule ="($M:$M==1)", style = border)
I'm not exactly sure how the conditionalFormatting function understands the rule parameter. Would appreciate any help in writing this rule properly. Thanks.
r conditional-formatting openxlsx
r conditional-formatting openxlsx
asked Jan 20 at 7:19
Rafael ArevaloRafael Arevalo
174
asked Jan 20 at 7:19
Rafael ArevaloRafael Arevalo
174
asked Jan 20 at 7:19
Rafael ArevaloRafael Arevalo
174
asked Jan 20 at 7:19
Rafael ArevaloRafael Arevalo
174
asked Jan 20 at 7:19
Rafael ArevaloRafael Arevalo
174
174
Please make a reproducible example. We don't have the object Merge. You can always use theirisormtcarsdatasets.. Also don't call objects the same or almost the same as function names. That is an unexpected error waiting to happen.
– phiver
Jan 20 at 8:47
add a comment |
Please make a reproducible example. We don't have the object Merge. You can always use theirisormtcarsdatasets.. Also don't call objects the same or almost the same as function names. That is an unexpected error waiting to happen.
– phiver
Jan 20 at 8:47
Please make a reproducible example. We don't have the object Merge. You can always use the
iris or mtcars datasets.. Also don't call objects the same or almost the same as function names. That is an unexpected error waiting to happen.– phiver
Jan 20 at 8:47
Please make a reproducible example. We don't have the object Merge. You can always use the
iris or mtcars datasets.. Also don't call objects the same or almost the same as function names. That is an unexpected error waiting to happen.– phiver
Jan 20 at 8:47
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Please make a reproducible example. We don't have the object Merge. You can always use the
irisormtcarsdatasets.. Also don't call objects the same or almost the same as function names. That is an unexpected error waiting to happen.– phiver
Jan 20 at 8:47