This function allows you to write R data frames given
in the `object` argument to excel files located in the `path` directory.
The function takes several arguments but the only two required are `object` and `path`.
See examples gallery : <https://ddotta.github.io/tablexlsx/articles/aa-examples.html>
Arguments
- object
data.frame to be converted to excel
- tosheet
list of sheet names for each element of object. If omitted, sheets are named by default "Sheet 1", "Sheet 2"...
- title
list of title for each element of object If omitted, title takes the name of the dataframe in `object`
- columnstyle
list of style for columns of each element of object Only useful if you want to customise the style of each column `
- footnote1
list of footnote1 for each element of object If omitted, no footnote1
- footnote2
list of footnote2 for each element of object If omitted, no footnote2
- footnote3
list of footnote3 for each element of object If omitted, no footnote3
- mergecol
character vector that indicates the columns for which we want to merge the modalities
- path
path to save excel file
- filename
name for the excel file ("Export" by default)
- automaticopen
logical indicating if excel file should open automatically (FALSE by default)
Examples
# Simply export a data frame to an xlsx file
# For more examples, see examples gallery :
# https://ddotta.github.io/tablexlsx/articles/aa-examples.html
toxlsx(object = iris, path = tempdir())
#> ✔ Your Excel file 'Export.xlsx' is available in the folder '/tmp/RtmpNaq9tO'