Function reference
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copy_for_xl()
- Copies R data to your clipboard
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.check_assigned_input()
- Pop-up used in
run_paste_from_xl()
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.check_forbidden_pad()
- Error for prohibited padding or more than 1 char
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.check_tabwidth()
- Update permissible number of tabname characters
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.fix_forbidden_tabnames()
- Corrects tabnames by replacing reserved chars
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.forbidden_chars_replace()
- Replace forbidden characters in sheet/tab or file names with a warning
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.format_script()
- Adds breaks to the text of a deparsed data structure script
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.locn_reporter()
- Report out save location
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.paste_names()
- Paste name components together in order specified by paste_side
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.remove_doublequotes()
- Removes external set of quotes for named list if the list names have double-quotes
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.to_tibble()
- Process dataframes, matrices, vectors, factors to named tibble
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.vector_2_tibble()
- Transform a named vector, factor, or list to a 1 or 2 column tibble
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enlist()
- Make a list with auto-named list elements
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enscript()
- Writes the script to reproduce the input
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entibble()
- Convert data objects to a tibble with defaults optimized for spreadsheet (2D) presentation
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expr_savepath()
- Create a savepath from user expression or user specs
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list_iron()
- Iron embedded lists out of a list of objects
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paste_from_xl()
- Paste data into Rstudio from a spreadsheet
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repeated()
- Flag all values in a vector that occur more than once.
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run_copy_for_xl()
- Addin function to call
copy_for_xl()
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run_enscript()
- Addin function to call
enscript()
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run_paste_from_xl()
- Rstudio addin function to call
paste_from_xl()
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scrub_tabnames()
- Conform names to spreadsheet workbook standards
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set_xl_args()
- Set persistent default arguments for function
xlr::xl()
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set_xlr_key_chords()
- Sets xlr key-chords
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splitter()
- Splits, with auto-naming, a dataframe into a list of dataframes
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sys_open()
- Open a file via the OS default app
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uniquify_names()
- Glue sequential padded numbers within each group of repeated names
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xl()
- View an R data objects in a Libreoffice or Excel workbook