Add conditional formatting to cells
wb_add_conditional_formatting(
wb,
sheet = current_sheet(),
cols,
rows,
rule = NULL,
style = NULL,
type = c("expression", "colorScale", "dataBar", "duplicatedValues", "containsText",
"notContainsText", "beginsWith", "endsWith", "between", "topN", "bottomN"),
params = list(showValue = TRUE, gradient = TRUE, border = TRUE, percent = FALSE, rank =
5L)
)wb_conditional_formatting(
wb,
sheet,
cols,
rows,
rule = NULL,
style = NULL,
type = c("expression", "colorScale", "dataBar", "duplicatedValues", "containsText",
"notContainsText", "beginsWith", "endsWith", "between", "topN", "bottomN"),
...
)
A workbook object
A name or index of a worksheet
Columns to apply conditional formatting to
Rows to apply conditional formatting to
The condition under which to apply the formatting. See examples.
A style to apply to those cells that satisfy the rule. Default is 'font_color = "FF9C0006"' and 'bgFill = "FFFFC7CE"'
The type of conditional formatting rule to apply.
Additional parameters passed. See Details for more
passed to params
See Examples.
Conditional formatting types accept different parameters. Unless noted, unlisted parameters are ignored.
expression[style]
A Style object
[rule]
An Excel expression (as a character). Valid operators are: <, <=, >, >=, ==, !=
[style]
A character vector of valid colors with length 2 or 3
[rule]
NULL or a character vector of valid colors of equal length to styles
[style]
A character vector of valid colors with length 2 or 3
[rule]
A numeric vector specifying the range of the databar colors. Must be equal length to style
[params$showValue]
If FALSE the cell value is hidden. Default TRUE
[params$gradient]
If FALSE colour gradient is removed. Default TRUE
[params$border]
If FALSE the border around the database is hidden. Default TRUE
[style]
A Style object
[style]
A Style object
[rule]
The text to look for within cells
[style]
A Style object.
[rule]
A numeric vector of length 2 specifying lower and upper bound (Inclusive)
[style]
A Style object
[params$rank]
A numeric vector of length 1 indicating number of highest values. Default 5L
[params$percent] If TRUE uses percentage
[style]
A Style object
[params$rank]
A numeric vector of length 1 indicating number of lowest values. Default 5L
[params$percent]
If TRUE uses percentage
wb <- wb_workbook()
wb$add_worksheet("a")
wb$add_data("a", 1:4, colNames = FALSE)
wb$add_conditional_formatting("a", 1, 1:4, ">2")
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