def column_index_from_string(column, fast=False):
"""Convert a column letter into a column number (e.g. B -> 2)
Excel only supports 1-3 letter column names from A -> ZZZ, so we
restrict our column names to 1-3 characters, each in the range A-Z.
.. note::
Fast mode is faster but does not check that all letters are capitals between A and Z
"""
column = column.upper()
clen = len(column)
if not fast and not all("A" <= char <= "Z" for char in column):
msg = "Column string must contain only characters A-Z: got %s" % column
raise ColumnStringIndexException(msg)
if clen == 1:
return ord(column[0]) - 64
elif clen == 2:
return ((1 + (ord(column[0]) - 65)) * 26) + (ord(column[1]) - 64)
elif clen == 3:
return ((1 + (ord(column[0]) - 65)) * 676) + ((1 + (ord(column[1]) - 65)) * 26) + (ord(column[2]) - 64)
elif clen > 3:
raise ColumnStringIndexException("Column string index can not be longer than 3 characters")
else:
raise ColumnStringIndexException("Column string index can not be empty")
def column_index_from_string(column, fast=False):
"""Convert a column letter into a column number (e.g. B -> 2)
Excel only supports 1-3 letter column names from A -> ZZZ, so we
restrict our column names to 1-3 characters, each in the range A-Z.
.. note::
Fast mode is faster but does not check that all letters are capitals between A and Z
"""
column = column.upper()
clen = len(column)
if not fast and not all('A' <= char <= 'Z' for char in column):
msg = 'Column string must contain only characters A-Z: got %s' % column
raise ColumnStringIndexException(msg)
if clen == 1:
return ord(column[0]) - 64
elif clen == 2:
return ((1 + (ord(column[0]) - 65)) * 26) + (ord(column[1]) - 64)
elif clen == 3:
return ((1 + (ord(column[0]) - 65)) * 676) + (
(1 + (ord(column[1]) - 65)) * 26) + (ord(column[2]) - 64)
elif clen > 3:
raise ColumnStringIndexException(
'Column string index can not be longer than 3 characters')
else:
raise ColumnStringIndexException(
'Column string index can not be empty')
def absolute_coordinate(coord_string):
"""Convert a coordinate to an absolute coordinate string (B12 -> $B$12)"""
parts = ABSOLUTE_RE.match(coord_string).groups()
if all(parts[-2:]):
return "$%s$%s:$%s$%s" % (parts[0], parts[1], parts[3], parts[4])
else:
return "$%s$%s" % (parts[0], parts[1])
def absolute_coordinate(coord_string):
"""Convert a coordinate to an absolute coordinate string (B12 -> $B$12)"""
parts = ABSOLUTE_RE.match(coord_string).groups()
if all(parts[-2:]):
return '$%s$%s:$%s$%s' % (parts[0], parts[1], parts[3], parts[4])
else:
return '$%s$%s' % (parts[0], parts[1])
