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ranges
Mauricio Baeza edited this page 2019-10-09 17:45:59 -05:00
Table of Contents
Ranges
Cells
- Get active cell
cell = app.get_cell()
app.msgbox(cell.name)
- By address, in active sheet.
cell = app.get_cell('B10')
app.msgbox(cell.name)
cell = app.get_cell(2, 4)
app.msgbox(cell.name)
- By position, first the row, then the column, in active sheet.
cell = app.get_cell(2, 4)
app.msgbox(cell.name)
- Get cell in other sheet
doc = app.get_document()
sheet = doc['Sheet2']
cell = sheet['A1']
app.msgbox(cell.name)
cell = sheet[2,4]
app.msgbox(cell.name)
Ranges
IMPORTANT: By position is START_ROW:END_ROW, START_COLUMN:END_COLUMN
doc = app.get_document()
sheet = doc['Sheet1']
# By address
rango = sheet['A1:C11']
app.msgbox(rango.name)
# By range name
rango = sheet['names']
app.msgbox(rango.name)
# By position
rango = sheet[7:11,1:3]
app.msgbox(rango.name)
TIP Don't get confused, the final row and column, should be where you need more one, because internally is used the function slice of python
Get column
rango = sheet[:,5]
app.msgbox(rango.name)
Get row
rango = sheet[10]
app.msgbox(rango.name)
Current region
cell = app.get_cell()
app.msgbox(cell.name)
rango = cell.current_region
app.msgbox(rango.name)
Next cell
- Get next free cell after the current region
cell = app.get_cell().current_region.offset()
app.msgbox(cell.name)
Get visible
- Get only visible cells in range, always return a tuple of ranges.
for r in app.get_cell().current_region.visible:
app.msgbox(r.name)
Get empty
- Get only empty cells in range, always return a tuple of ranges.
for r in app.get_cell().current_region.empty:
app.msgbox(r.name)
Select cell or range
doc = app.get_document()
cell = doc.active['B2']
cell.select()
app.msgbox(cell.name)
rango = doc.active['C5:F10']
rango.select()
In range
- Now if range it's container in other.
r1 = doc.active['A1:B3']
c1 = doc.active['E5']
app.msgbox(c1.in_range(r1))
c1 = doc.active['A2']
app.msgbox(c1.in_range(r1))