def freeze_panes(self, topLeftCell=None):
if isinstance(topLeftCell, Cell):
topLeftCell = topLeftCell.coordinate
if topLeftCell == 'A1':
topLeftCell = None
if not topLeftCell:
self.sheet_view.pane = None
return
row, column = coordinate_to_tuple(topLeftCell)
view = self.sheet_view
view.pane = Pane(topLeftCell=topLeftCell,
activePane="topRight",
state="frozen")
view.selection[0].pane = "topRight"
if column > 1:
view.pane.xSplit = column - 1
if row > 1:
view.pane.ySplit = row - 1
view.pane.activePane = 'bottomLeft'
view.selection[0].pane = "bottomLeft"
if column > 1:
view.selection[0].pane = "bottomRight"
view.pane.activePane = 'bottomRight'
if row > 1 and column > 1:
sel = list(view.selection)
sel.insert(0,
Selection(pane="topRight", activeCell=None, sqref=None))
sel.insert(
1, Selection(pane="bottomLeft", activeCell=None, sqref=None))
view.selection = sel
def translate_formula(self, dest=None, row=None, col=None):
"""
Convert the formula into A1 notation, or as row and column coordinates
The formula is converted into A1 assuming it is assigned to the cell
whose address is `dest` (no worksheet name).
"""
if not any([dest, row, col]):
raise TypeError("You must provide coordinates for the target")
tokens = self.get_tokens()
if not tokens:
return ""
elif tokens[0].type == Token.LITERAL:
return tokens[0].value
out = ['=']
# per the spec:
# A compliant producer or consumer considers a defined name in the
# range A1-XFD1048576 to be an error. All other names outside this
# range can be defined as names and overrides a cell reference if an
# ambiguity exists. (I.18.2.5)
if dest:
row, col = coordinate_to_tuple(dest)
row_delta = row - self.row
col_delta = col - self.col
for token in tokens:
if (token.type == Token.OPERAND and token.subtype == Token.RANGE):
out.append(
self.translate_range(token.value, row_delta, col_delta))
else:
out.append(token.value)
return "".join(out)
def collapse_cell_addresses(cells, input_ranges=()):
""" Collapse a collection of cell co-ordinates down into an optimal
range or collection of ranges.
E.g. Cells A1, A2, A3, B1, B2 and B3 should have the data-validation
object applied, attempt to collapse down to a single range, A1:B3.
Currently only collapsing contiguous vertical ranges (i.e. above
example results in A1:A3 B1:B3).
"""
ranges = list(input_ranges)
# convert cell into row, col tuple
raw_coords = (coordinate_to_tuple(cell) for cell in cells)
# group by column in order
grouped_coords = defaultdict(list)
for row, col in sorted(raw_coords, key=itemgetter(1)):
grouped_coords[col].append(row)
# create range string from first and last row in column
for col, cells in grouped_coords.items():
col = get_column_letter(col)
fmt = "{0}{1}:{2}{3}"
if len(cells) == 1:
fmt = "{0}{1}"
r = fmt.format(col, min(cells), col, max(cells))
ranges.append(r)
return " ".join(ranges)
def _get_row(self, element, min_col=1, max_col=None, row_counter=None):
"""Return cells from a particular row"""
col_counter = min_col
data_only = getattr(self.parent, 'data_only', False)
for cell in safe_iterator(element, CELL_TAG):
coordinate = cell.get('r')
if coordinate:
row, column = coordinate_to_tuple(coordinate)
else:
row, column = row_counter, col_counter
if max_col is not None and column > max_col:
break
if min_col <= column:
if col_counter < column:
for col_counter in range(max(col_counter, min_col),
column):
# pad row with missing cells
yield EMPTY_CELL
data_type = cell.get('t', 'n')
style_id = int(cell.get('s', 0))
value = None
formula = cell.findtext(FORMULA_TAG)
if formula is not None and not data_only:
data_type = 'f'
value = "=%s" % formula
elif data_type == 'inlineStr':
child = cell.find(INLINE_TAG)
if child is not None:
richtext = Text.from_tree(child)
value = richtext.content
else:
value = cell.findtext(VALUE_TAG) or None
yield ReadOnlyCell(self, row, column, value, data_type,
style_id)
col_counter = column + 1
if max_col is not None:
for _ in range(max(min_col, col_counter), max_col + 1):
yield EMPTY_CELL
def _check_anchor(obj):
"""
Check whether an object has an existing Anchor object
If not create a OneCellAnchor using the provided coordinate
"""
anchor = obj.anchor
if not isinstance(anchor, _AnchorBase):
row, col = coordinate_to_tuple(anchor)
anchor = OneCellAnchor()
anchor._from.row = row -1
anchor._from.col = col -1
if isinstance(obj, ChartBase):
anchor.ext.width = cm_to_EMU(obj.width)
anchor.ext.height = cm_to_EMU(obj.height)
elif isinstance(obj, Image):
anchor.ext.width = pixels_to_EMU(obj.width)
anchor.ext.height = pixels_to_EMU(obj.height)
return anchor
def __init__(self, formula, origin):
# Excel errors out when a workbook has formulae in R1C1 notation,
# regardless of the calcPr:refMode setting, so I'm assuming the
# formulae stored in the workbook must be in A1 notation.
self.row, self.col = coordinate_to_tuple(origin)
self.tokenizer = Tokenizer(formula)
def __delitem__(self, key):
row, column = coordinate_to_tuple(key)
if (row, column) in self._cells:
del self._cells[(row, column)]
def parse_cell(self, element):
value = element.find(self.VALUE_TAG)
if value is not None:
value = value.text
formula = element.find(self.FORMULA_TAG)
data_type = element.get('t', 'n')
coordinate = element.get('r')
self._col_count += 1
style_id = element.get('s')
# assign formula to cell value unless only the data is desired
if formula is not None and not self.data_only:
data_type = 'f'
if formula.text:
value = "=" + formula.text
else:
value = "="
formula_type = formula.get('t')
if formula_type:
if formula_type != "shared":
self.ws.formula_attributes[coordinate] = dict(
formula.attrib)
else:
si = formula.get(
'si') # Shared group index for shared formulas
# The spec (18.3.1.40) defines shared formulae in
# terms of the following:
#
# `master`: "The first formula in a group of shared
# formulas"
# `ref`: "Range of cells which the formula applies
# to." It's a required attribute on the master
# cell, forbidden otherwise.
# `shared cell`: "A cell is shared only when si is
# used and t is `shared`."
#
# Whether to use the cell's given formula or the
# master's depends on whether the cell is shared,
# whether it's in the ref, and whether it defines its
# own formula, as follows:
#
# Shared? Has formula? | In ref Not in ref
# ========= ==============|======== ===============
# Yes Yes | master impl. defined
# No Yes | own own
# Yes No | master impl. defined
# No No | ?? N/A
#
# The ?? is because the spec is silent on this issue,
# though my inference is that the cell does not
# receive a formula at all.
#
# For this implementation, we are using the master
# formula in the two "impl. defined" cases and no
# formula in the "??" case. This choice of
# implementation allows us to disregard the `ref`
# parameter altogether, and does not require
# computing expressions like `C5 in A1:D6`.
# Presumably, Excel does not generate spreadsheets
# with such contradictions.
if si in self.shared_formula_masters:
trans = self.shared_formula_masters[si]
value = trans.translate_formula(coordinate)
else:
self.shared_formula_masters[si] = Translator(
value, coordinate)
style_array = None
if style_id is not None:
style_id = int(style_id)
style_array = self.styles[style_id]
if coordinate:
row, column = coordinate_to_tuple(coordinate)
else:
row, column = self._row_count, self._col_count
cell = Cell(self.ws, row=row, col_idx=column, style_array=style_array)
self.ws._cells[(row, column)] = cell
if value is not None:
if data_type == 'n':
value = _cast_number(value)
if is_date_format(cell.number_format):
data_type = 'd'
value = from_excel(value, self.epoch)
elif data_type == 'b':
value = bool(int(value))
elif data_type == 's':
value = self.shared_strings[int(value)]
elif data_type == 'str':
data_type = 's'
elif data_type == 'd':
value = from_ISO8601(value)
else:
if data_type == 'inlineStr':
child = element.find(self.INLINE_STRING)
if child is not None:
data_type = 's'
richtext = Text.from_tree(child)
value = richtext.content
if self.guess_types or value is None:
cell.value = value
else:
cell._value = value
cell.data_type = data_type
