pyexcel.sheets.FilterableSheet¶
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class
pyexcel.sheets.FilterableSheet(sheet)[source]¶ A represetation of Matrix that can be filtered by as many filters as it is applied
Methods
__init__(sheet)add_filter(afilter)Apply a filter add_formatter(aformatter)Add a lazy formatter. apply_formatter(aformatter)Apply the formatter immediately. cell_value(row, column[, new_value])Random access to the data cells clear_filters()Clears all filters clear_formatters()Clear all formatters column_at(index)Gets the data at the specified column column_range()Utility function to get column range columns()Returns a left to right column iterator contains(predicate)Has something in the table cut(topleft_corner, bottomright_corner)Get a rectangle shaped data out and clear them in position delete_columns(*args)delete_rows(*args)enumerate()Iterate cell by cell from top to bottom and from left to right extend_columns(*args)extend_columns_with_rows(rows)Rows were appended to the rightmost side extend_rows(*args)filter(afilter)Apply the filter with immediate effect format(formatter[, on_demand])Apply a formatting action for the whole sheet freeze_filters()Apply all filters and delete them freeze_formatters()Apply all added formatters and clear them insert(topleft_corner[, rows, columns])Insert a rectangle shaped data after a position map(custom_function)Execute a function across all cells of the sheet number_of_columns()Number of columns in the data sheet number_of_rows()Number of rows in the data sheet paste(topleft_corner[, rows, columns])Paste a rectangle shaped data after a position rcolumns()Returns a right to left column iterator region(topleft_corner, bottomright_corner)Get a rectangle shaped data out remove_filter(afilter)Remove a named filter remove_formatter(aformatter)Remove a formatter reverse()Opposite to enumerate row_at(index)Gets the data at the specified row row_range()Utility function to get row range rows()Returns a top to bottom row iterator rrows()Returns a bottom to top row iterator rvertical()Default iterator to go through each cell one by one from rightmost set_column_at(column_index, data_array[, ...])Updates a column data range set_row_at(row_index, data_array[, starting])Update a row data range to_array()Get an array out transpose()Roate the data table by 90 degrees validate_filters()Re-apply filters vertical()Default iterator to go through each cell one by one from Attributes
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