Reads one sheet (or all sheets) from each of the Excel files in a folder and
creates a list of pivot_table objects, one from each sheet. Each sheet is
expected to contain a pivot table. Each line in a file corresponds to a row
in a table. File and sheet names are included as part of each object
attributes.
Usage
read_excel_folder(
folder,
sheetIndex = 1,
sheetName = NULL,
allSheets = FALSE,
define_page = 3,
page_sep = ":"
)Arguments
- folder
A string, folder name.
- sheetIndex
A number, sheet index in the workbook.
- sheetName
A string, sheet name.
- allSheets
A boolean.
- define_page
A integer, 0: no page, 1: file name as page, 2: sheet name as page, 3: file and sheet names as page, separated by the indicated separator.
- page_sep
A string, separator to form the page value.
Details
When multiple files or sheets are handled, the file and/or sheet names may
contain information associated with the pivot table, they could be the table
page information. In order not to lose this information, they are always
stored in each pivot_table object.
See also
Other import functions:
read_excel_file(),
read_excel_sheet(),
read_text_file(),
read_text_folder()
Examples
folder <- system.file("extdata", "excelfolder", package = "flattabler")
lpt <- read_excel_folder(folder)
lpt <- read_excel_folder(folder, allSheets = TRUE)