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I would like to save several data sets as multiple sheets within one Excel workbook.
Currently, I read specific sheets in an Excel workbook and make updates to the data within Radiant.
I then save those updated data sets as csv files and manually copy and paste that data into the right sheet of the Excel workbook. I could copy from Radiant to save some steps, but I keep the csv files as history.
I could also write the data sets into SQL tables and connect each sheet of the Excel workbook to the correct table and always have a connection to the updated data. However, that's a little too intensive for temporary processes.
Ideally, there's an R function that I just can't find. If that doesn't exist, Radiant would be great if I could select multiple data sets and save them to an Excel workbook in the data>manage section.
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I'll think about that. In the meantime you can use something like the below in Report > Rmd. FYI iris and mtcars are default datasets that are always available in R
I would like to save several data sets as multiple sheets within one Excel workbook.
Currently, I read specific sheets in an Excel workbook and make updates to the data within Radiant.
I then save those updated data sets as csv files and manually copy and paste that data into the right sheet of the Excel workbook. I could copy from Radiant to save some steps, but I keep the csv files as history.
I could also write the data sets into SQL tables and connect each sheet of the Excel workbook to the correct table and always have a connection to the updated data. However, that's a little too intensive for temporary processes.
Ideally, there's an R function that I just can't find. If that doesn't exist, Radiant would be great if I could select multiple data sets and save them to an Excel workbook in the data>manage section.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: