tidyxl: Import xlsx (Excel) spreadsheet data and formatting into tidy structures.

Tidyxl imports data from spreadsheets without coercing it into a rectangle, and retains information encoded in cell formatting (e.g. font/fill/border). This data structure is compatible with the 'unpivotr' package for recognising information expressed by relative cell positions and cell formatting, and re-expressing it in a tidy way.

Details

• xlsx_cells() Import cells from an xlsx file.

• xlsx_formats() Import formatting from an xlsx file.

• xlsx_sheet_names() List the names of sheets in an xlsx file.

• xlsx_names() Import names and definitions of named ranges (aka 'named formulas', 'defined names') from an xlsx file.

• is_range() Test whether a 'name' from xlsx_names() refers to a range or not.

• xlsx_validation() Import cell input validation rules (e.g. 'must be from this drop-down list') from an xlsx file.

• xlsx_colour_standard() A data frame of standard colour names and their RGB values.

• xlsx_colour_theme() Imports a data frame of theme colour names and their RGB values from an xlsx file.

• xlex() Tokenise (lex) an Excel formula.

See also

Useful links:

• https://github.com/nacnudus/tidyxl

• https://nacnudus.github.io/tidyxl/

• Report bugs at https://github.com/nacnudus/tidyxl/issues

Author

Maintainer: Duncan Garmonsway nacnudus@gmail.com

Other contributors:

• Hadley Wickham (Author of included readxl fragments) [contributor]

• Jenny Bryan (Author of included readxl fragments) [contributor]

• RStudio (Copyright holder of included readxl fragments) [copyright holder]

• Marcin Kalicinski (Author of included RapidXML code) [contributor, copyright holder]