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v0.4.1

18 Dec 09:54
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Release 0.4.1 mainly contains bug fixes for problems found since release 0.4. A bug with broken XML specials has been fixed #467 and the calculation chain is now an optional feature #432. Options to use mschart output in openxlsx2 has been improved and it is now possible to add chart sheets! Examples for charts are now included via an openxlsx2 charts manual vignette.

The release 0.4.1 is the fourth openxlsx2 release which is available under CRAN. However, the package is not yet fully stable. Until the stable version 1.0 there may still be changes in the API. A look at the issue tracker and the NEWs is recommended in any case.

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v0.4

05 Dec 08:44
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Release 0.4 brings again a number of improvements under the hood. For example, writing formatted cells has been improved, but work has also been done to add support for a number of different openxml functions. For example, support for calculation chains and connections has been improved, and form controls are now supported, as are chart extensions and custom properties. Work has also been done on the basics of many openxml functions. It is now possible to request output from right to left ("openxlsx2.rightToLeft") and printing options have been revised.

As a major new feature openxlsx2 now brings support for the external packages mschart and rvg. Thanks to @davidgohel for the packages and the quick review and release of mschart 0.4!

The inspiration for many of the new features came from issues and discussions on Github. Many thanks to @AnnePdM, @nicojx and @sjewo!

PS: As always, thanks to deepl :)

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Full Changelog: v0.3.1...v0.4

v0.3.1

31 Oct 08:54
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Release 0.3.1 mainly contains bug fixes for problems found since release 0.3. A big thank you to everyone who reported issues! Among the fixed issues are the following: Writing data to worksheets has been improved. This should speed up writing large data frames onto worksheets #356 . It should be possible to use basic openxlsx2 workbooks with Powerquery #360. Data validation using lists is no longer relying on the x14 extension of openxml #347. Formulas no longer require xml encoding on the user side #384. A few style related issues have been closed: Styles were lost when writing on a existing workbook #359, hyperlink coloring was buggy #344 and some cell styles were behaving inconsistently #372.

The release 0.3.1 is the second openxlsx2 release which is available under CRAN. However, the package is not yet fully stable. Until the stable version 1.0 there may still be changes in the API. A look at the issue tracker and the NEWs is recommended in any case.

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Full Changelog: v0.3...v0.3.1

v0.3

30 Sep 08:15
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Since the last release there have been a lot of smaller and bigger changes, besides the normal improvements and bug fixes. The biggest change was one that was not visible to the users. With release 0.3 openxlsx2 no longer automatically binds directories like drawings and vmlDrawings. Furthermore there were big improvements like sheets can be cloned, a new helper function for color selection (wb_colour()), a consistent behavior when reading worksheets, it is now possible to add sparklines from openxlsx2, copy cell styles and there was further work on vignettes.

The release 0.3 is the first openxlsx2 release which is available under CRAN. This makes it easier for users to get an impression of openxlsx2. However, the package is not yet fully stable. Until the stable version 1.0 there may still be changes in the API. A look at the issue tracker and the NEWs is recommended in any case.

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Full Changelog: v0.2.1...v0.3

v0.2.1

02 Jul 07:17
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Since the first public release there have been many small and larger changes under the hood. Most notably, the handling of non-Unicode encodings in R versions prior to 4.2 has been improved, as has the handling of missing data when writing output files. Newly added are a few helper functions for working with style formatting. Also, a pretty cool new feature is that some of our internal functions now remember the last sheet you were working on, further improving the way you can work with data.

The full pull request log is below, but the full list of changes is even more extensive.

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Full Changelog: v0.2.0...v0.2.1

v0.2.0

09 May 07:32
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Initial public release

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Full Changelog: https://github.com/JanMarvin/openxlsx2/commits/v0.2.0