问题
Part 1:
I am trying to rename worksheets in a list of workbooks using lapply
and XLConnect
(I need to rename them for the next part of the code to run properly, more on this in part 2):
library(XLConnect)
# testWB.xlsx contains a blank worksheet called Sheet1
testWB <- rep(lapply("testWB.xlsx", loadWorkbook), 3)
lapply(1:length(testWB), function(x) {
renameSheet(testWB[[x]], "Sheet1", "test1")
})
Gives me the error:
`Error: IllegalArgumentException (Java): Sheet index (-1) is out of range (0..0)`
But:
renameSheet(testWB[[1]], "Sheet1", "test1")
Renames the sheet as it is supposed to. It is weird, renameSheet
does NOT work with lapply, but getActiveSheetIndex
does work with lapply.
unlist(lapply(1:length(testWB), function(x) {
getActiveSheetIndex(testWB[[x]])
}))
[1] 1 1 1
I've tested other XLConnect
functions and some work in lapply and others do not.
Part 2:
I need to rename sheets to get the writeWorksheet
function to work. E.g.:
cell_data <- c("Larry", "Curly", "Moe")
unlist(lapply(1:length(testWB), function(x) {
writeWorksheet(testWB[[x]], cell_data[x], sheet = "sheet1", header = F)
readWorksheet(testWB[[x]], "Sheet1", header = F)
}))
Col1 Col1 Col1
"Larry" "Curly" "Moe"
But looking at testWB after running the above loop:
unlist(lapply(1:length(testWB), function(x) {
readWorksheet(testWB[[x]], "Sheet1", header = F)
}))
Col1 Col1 Col1
"Moe" "Moe" "Moe"
As you can see this ends up inputting Moe
into all of the A1 cells of each sheet in each workbook instead of Larry, Curly, Moe
in A1 cell of each respective workbook. If the workbook sheets have different names (e.g., Sheet1, Sheet2, Sheet3) then it works properly. Hence my issue in part one.
Since I have not gotten this to work, I have had to reconstruct testWB.xlsx
templates in R and reapply formatting. testWB.xlsx
in reality is quite a nuanced excel form so recreating it is not ideal.
I hope I am just missing something small and thank you in advance for any suggestions.
XLConnect
version 0.2-12
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41107970/weird-behavior-lapplying-xlconnect-functions-to-list-of-workbooks