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Currently we only support copying sheets and styles on a single workbook. Ideally we should be able to copy workbooks across workbooks. Though that requires a lot of things we have to think about and to adjust.
We need to collect everything related to a worksheet
rels
shared strings
styles
pivot tables
slicers
charts
drawings
etc
We have to merge this with the new workbook and adjust all the references. Shared strings point to new indices. Same for styles. Names for references change.
Good news: It's definitely doable and a few parts of the clone code should already be useable.
Bad news: It's still a project and most likely not done on a single rainy weekend.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
wb<- wb_workbook()$add_worksheet("xxx")
wb2<- wb_workbook()$add_worksheet("aaa")
wb$clone_worksheet(old="xxx", from=wb2)
# I would expect this sheet to be named xxx, but it is named next_sheet.
Otherwise, seems to work as expected for now. Will try it more after.
Currently we only support copying sheets and styles on a single workbook. Ideally we should be able to copy workbooks across workbooks. Though that requires a lot of things we have to think about and to adjust.
We need to collect everything related to a worksheet
We have to merge this with the new workbook and adjust all the references. Shared strings point to new indices. Same for styles. Names for references change.
Good news: It's definitely doable and a few parts of the clone code should already be useable.
Bad news: It's still a project and most likely not done on a single rainy weekend.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: