originpro.worksheet.WSheet Class Reference

Inheritance diagram for originpro.worksheet.WSheet:

Public Member Functions
def	rows (self)
def	cols (self)
def	cols (self, val)
def	get_book (self)
def	lt_col_index (self, col, convert_negative=False)
def	from_df (self, df, c1=0, addindex=False, head='')
def	to_df (self, c1=0, numcols=-1, cindex=-1, head='')
def	to_list (self, col)
def	from_list (self, col, data, lname='', units='', comments='', axis='', start=0)
def	get_label (self, col, type='L')
def	set_label (self, col, val, type='L')
def	get_labels (self, type_='L')
def	set_labels (self, labels, type_='L', offset=0)
def	from_dict (self, data, col=0, row=0)
def	header_rows (self, spec='')
def	cols_axis (self, spec='', c1=0, c2=-1, repeat=True)
def	del_col (self, c1, nc=1)
def	clear (self, c1=0, ncols=0, c2=-1)
def	sort (self, col, dec=False)
def	to_list2 (self, r1=0, r2=-1, c1=0, c2=-1)
def	from_list2 (self, data, row=0, col=0)
def	as_date (self, col, fmt)
def	as_time (self, col, fmt)
def	move_cols (self, n, c1, ncols=1)
def	plot_cloneable (self, template)
def	set_formula (self, col, formula)
def	report_table (self, *args)
def	to_xy_range (self, colx, coly, colyerr, colxerr='')
def	to_col_range (self, col)
def	merge_label (self, type_='L', unmerge=False)
def	cell (self, row, col)
def	set_cell_note (self, row, col, text)
Public Member Functions inherited from originpro.base.DSheet
def	__str__ (self)
def	__repr__ (self)
def	shape (self)
def	shape (self, val)
def	remove_DC (self)
def	has_DC (self)
def	from_file (self, fname, keep_DC=True, dctype='', sel='', sparks=False)
def	lt_range (self, use_name=True)
def	get_book (self)
def	get_labels (self, type_='L')
def	set_labels (self, labels, type_='L', offset=0)
def	tabcolor (self)
def	tabcolor (self, rgb)
Public Member Functions inherited from originpro.base.BaseLayer
def	__str__ (self)
def	activate (self)
def	destroy (self)
Public Member Functions inherited from originpro.base.BaseObject
def	__init__ (self, obj)
def	__del__ (self)
def	__str__ (self)
def	__bool__ (self)
def	index (self)
def	get_str (self, prop)
def	get_int (self, prop)
def	get_float (self, prop)
def	set_str (self, prop, value)
def	set_int (self, prop, value)
def	set_float (self, prop, value)
def	method_int (self, name, arg='')
def	method_float (self, name, arg='')
def	method_str (self, name, arg='')
def	lt_exec (self, labtalk)
def	name (self)
def	name (self, value)
def	lname (self)
def	lname (self, value)
def	comments (self)
def	comments (self, value)
def	show (self)
def	show (self, value)
def	usertree (self)
def	usertree (self, tr)
def	userprops (self)

Additional Inherited Members
Public Attributes inherited from originpro.base.BaseObject
	obj

Detailed Description

This class represents an Origin Worksheet, it holds an instance of a PyOrigin Worksheet.

Member Function Documentation

as_date()

def originpro.worksheet.WSheet.as_date	(		self,
			col,
			fmt
	)

set col as date format

Parameters:
    col (int or str): If int, column index. If str, column name, short name first, then long name.
    fmt (int or str): can be custom format string, or date display option as int

Returns:
    (None)

Examples:
    wks=op.find_sheet()
    data = [1,2,3,4,5,6]
    wks.from_list(0, data)
    wks.as_date(0, "yyyy'Q'q")
See Also:

as_time()

def originpro.worksheet.WSheet.as_time	(		self,
			col,
			fmt
	)

set col as time format

Parameters:
    col (int or str): If int, column index. If str, column name, short name first, then long name.
    fmt (int or str): can be custom format string, or time display option as int

Returns:
    (None)

Examples:
    wks=op.find_sheet()
    data = [1.1,2.2,3.3,4.4,5.5,6.6]
    wks.from_list(0, data)
    wks.as_time(0, "D:hh':'mm':'ss TT")
See Also:

cell()

def originpro.worksheet.WSheet.cell	(		self,
			row,
			col
	)

It returns the contents of a worksheet cell as a string.

Parameters:
    row (int): the row index.
    col (int, str): if int, it is the column index, otherwise the column name

Returns:
    (str) the contents of a worksheet cell as a string.
Examples:
    wks=op.find_sheet()
    ls = [1,2,3]
    wks.from_list(0,ls)
    nVal = wks.cell(0,0)
    print(nVal)

clear()

def originpro.worksheet.WSheet.clear	(		self,
			c1 = 0,
			ncols = 0,
			c2 = -1
	)

Clear data in worksheet

Parameters:
    c1 (int or str): starting col, if int, column index. If str, column name, short name first, then long name.
    ncols(int): number of columns to clear if > 0, cannot specify togeher with c2
    c2 (int or str): ending col, if int, column index. If str, column name, short name first, then long name.

Returns:
    (int): 0 for success, otherwise an internal error code

Examples:
    wks.clear()#clear all
    wks.clear(1)#clear from 2nd column to the end
    wks.clear(1,2)#clear from 2nd and 3rd

cols() [1/2]

def originpro.worksheet.WSheet.cols

(

self

)

get the last column index in worksheet, this is the same as shape[1]
Parameters:

Returns:
    get the last column index in worksheet
Examples:
    wks=op.find_sheet()
    ncols = wks.cols

cols() [2/2]

def originpro.worksheet.WSheet.cols	(		self,
			val
	)

set the number of columns in worksheet
Parameters:
    val(int):number of columns
Returns:
    the last column index in worksheet
Examples:
    wks=op.find_sheet()
    wks.cols=5

cols_axis()

def originpro.worksheet.WSheet.cols_axis	(		self,
			spec = '',
			c1 = 0,
			c2 = -1,
			repeat = True
	)

Set column plotting designations with a string pattern.

Parameters:
    spec (str): A combination of 'x', 'y', 'z', etc letters
    c1 (int or str): Starting column to set
    c2 (int or str): Last column to set. c2 < 0 sets to last column
    repeat (bool): Repeat the last designation letter or not

Returns:
    None

Examples:
    wks.cols_axis('nxy') # 1st col none, 2nd=x, others=y.
    wks.cols_axis() # Clear designations from all columns.

del_col()

def originpro.worksheet.WSheet.del_col	(		self,
			c1,
			nc = 1
	)

Delete worksheet columns

Parameters:
    c1 (int or str): Starting column to delete, <0 supported as from the end
    nc (int):      Number of columns to delete starting from c1
Examples:
    wks.del_col(0)# del col A
    wks.del_col('C', 2)#del col C and D

from_df()

def originpro.worksheet.WSheet.from_df	(		self,
			df,
			c1 = 0,
			addindex = False,
			head = ''
	)

Sets a pandas DataFrame to an Origin worksheet.

Parameters:
    df (DataFrame): Input DataFrame object
    c1 (int or str): Starting column index
    addindex (bool): add an index column at c1 if df has text indices
    head(str): if not specified, column longname is used if df has column names,
        head can be one of the Column Label Row character like 'L', 'C', or a user parameter by its name

Returns:
    None

Examples:
    wks=op.find_sheet()
    my_df = pd.DataFrame({'aa':[1,2,3], 'bb':[4,5,6]})
    wks.from_df(my_df)

    import pandas as pd
    fname = op.path('e') + "Samples\\Import and Export\donations.csv"
    df = pd.read_csv(fname)
    wks.from_df(df,'B')

from_dict()

def originpro.worksheet.WSheet.from_dict	(		self,
			data,
			col = 0,
			row = 0
	)

Set a dictionary into a Worksheet. Keys are not used for any purpose.

Parameters:
    data (dict): The data to set
    col (int or str): If int, column index. If str, tries short name and if not exists, tries column long name
    row (int): Row index to start setting the data

Returns:
    None

Examples:
    data ={'aa': [1,2,3], 'bb':[4,5,6]}
    wks.from_dict(data)
    wks.from_dict(data,'C')

from_list()

def originpro.worksheet.WSheet.from_list	(		self,
			col,
			data,
			lname = '',
			units = '',
			comments = '',
			axis = '',
			start = 0
	)

Sets a list object into an Origin column, optionally specifying long name, units ,comments label row values.

Parameters:
    col (int or str): If int, column index. If str, tries short name and if not exists, tries column long name
    data (list): data to put into column
    lname (str): Optional column long name
    units (str): Optional column units
    comments (str): Optional column comments
    axis (str): empty will not set, otherwise set column designation for plotting,
                can be X,Y,Z, or N(None), E(Yerr), M(Xerr), L(label)
                see https://www.originlab.com/doc/Origin-Help/WksCol-SetDesignation
    start(int): row offset
Returns:
    None

Examples:
    data = [1,2,3,4,5]
    wks.from_list(1, data)
    wks.from_list('Intensity', data, units='a. u.', axis='Y')
    wks.from_list(0, data, start=2)

from_list2()

def originpro.worksheet.WSheet.from_list2	(		self,
			data,
			row = 0,
			col = 0
	)

set a block of cells

Parameters:
    data (list): a list of lists of values
    row (int): starting row index
    col (int or str): starting col, by index of by name

Returns:
    (None)

Examples:
    wks=op.find_sheet()
    #append a row to worksheet
    data = [ [10], [40] ]
    wks.from_list2(data, wks.rows)
See Also:
    to_list2

get_book()

def originpro.worksheet.WSheet.get_book

(

self

)

Returns parent book of sheet.

Parameters:

Returns:
    (WBook)

Examples:
    wks2 = wks.get_book().add_sheet('Result')

Reimplemented from originpro.base.DSheet.

get_label()

def originpro.worksheet.WSheet.get_label	(		self,
			col,
			type = 'L'
	)

Return a column label row text.

Parameters:
    col (int or str): If int, column index. If str, tries short name and if not exists, tries column long name
    type (str): A column label row character (see https://www.originlab.com/doc/LabTalk/ref/Column-Label-Row-Characters) or a user defined parameter name

Returns:
    (str)

Examples:
    wks=op.find_sheet()
    comments = wks.get_label(1,'C')

get_labels()

def originpro.worksheet.WSheet.get_labels	(		self,
			type_ = 'L'
	)

Return columns label row text.

Parameters:
    type_ (str): A column label row character (see https://www.originlab.com/doc/LabTalk/ref/Column-Label-Row-Characters) or a user defined parameter name

Returns:
    (list)

Examples:
    wks=op.find_sheet()
    comments = wks.get_labels('C')

Reimplemented from originpro.base.DSheet.

header_rows()

def originpro.worksheet.WSheet.header_rows	(		self,
			spec = ''
	)

Controls which worksheet label rows to show, same as LabTalk wks.labels string.

Parameters:
    spec (str): A combination of letters. See https://www.originlab.com/doc/LabTalk/ref/Column-Label-Row-Characters

Returns:
    None

Examples:
    wks.header_rows('lu')# Show only long-name and unit.
    wks.header_rows()# Remove all label rows, keep only heading.

lt_col_index()

def originpro.worksheet.WSheet.lt_col_index	(		self,
			col,
			convert_negative = False
	)

convert a 0-offset index to LabTalk index which is 1-offset

Parameters:
    col (int or str): If int, column index. If str, tries short name and if not exists, tries column long name, <0 supported as from the end

Return:
    (int) 1-offset column index

Examples:
    ii = wks.lt_col_index('Intensity')
    if ii < 1:
        print('no such column')

merge_label()

def originpro.worksheet.WSheet.merge_label	(		self,
			type_ = 'L',
			unmerge = False
	)

merge or unmerge specified label row
Parameters:
    type_(string):can be 'L' for longname, 'U' for Units, 'C' for comments
    unmerge(bool):false for merge, true for unmerge
Returns:
    (None)
Examples:
    wks=op.find_sheet()
    arrLName = ['longname','longname']
    wks.set_labels(arrLName)
    wks.merge_label()

move_cols()

def originpro.worksheet.WSheet.move_cols	(		self,
			n,
			c1,
			ncols = 1
	)

moves a contiguous set of columns

Parameters:
    n (int): by how many positions to move; if negative, columns are moved left,
             otherwise right.
    c1 (int): the index of the first columns in the contiguous set.
    ncols (int): the total number of columns in the contiguous set.

Returns:
    (bool)    returns True for success.

Examples:
    wks=op.find_sheet()
    wks.move_cols(2, 1, 3)    # it moves three columns, beginning with the second column,
                            # by two positions right.
See Also:

plot_cloneable()

def originpro.worksheet.WSheet.plot_cloneable	(		self,
			template
	)

Plots workbook data into a cloneable graph template

Parameters:
    template (str): Cloneable graph template name.
Returns:
    (None)
Example:
    ws = op.new_book('w', hidden = False)[0]
    ws.from_file(op.path('e') + r'Samples\Statistics\Automobile.dat', True)
    ws.plot_cloneable('mytemplate')

report_table()

def originpro.worksheet.WSheet.report_table	(		self,
		*	args
	)

Get Report table as DataFrame
Parameters:
    args: Table names as string
Example:
    wks = op.find_sheet()
    df1 = wks.report_table("Parameters")

rows()

def originpro.worksheet.WSheet.rows

(

self

)

Get the last row index in worksheet with data, hidden rows has no effect on this
This is different from shape[0] which does not care of having data or not
Parameters:

Returns:
    the last row index in worksheet with data
Examples:
    wks=op.find_sheet()
    nrows = wks.rows

set_cell_note()

def originpro.worksheet.WSheet.set_cell_note	(		self,
			row,
			col,
			text
	)

create or update a cell's Note

Parameters:
    row (int):          the row index.
    col (int, str):     if int, it is the column index, otherwise the column name
    text (str):         The cell note content
Returns:
    (None)
Examples:
    wks=op.find_sheet()
    wks.set_cell_note(0,0,'test cell note')

set_formula()

def originpro.worksheet.WSheet.set_formula	(		self,
			col,
			formula
	)

set column formula
Parameters:
    col (int or str): If int, column index. If str, column name, short name first, then long name.
    formula(str): column formula (Fx) to set.
Example:
    wks = op.find_sheet()
    wks.set_formula('B', 'A+1')

set_label()

def originpro.worksheet.WSheet.set_label	(		self,
			col,
			val,
			type = 'L'
	)

Set a column label row text.

Parameters:
    col (int or str): If int, column index. If str, tries short name and if not exists, tries column long name
    val (str): the text to set
    type (str): A column label row character (see https://www.originlab.com/doc/LabTalk/ref/Column-Label-Row-Characters) or a user defined parameter name

Examples:
    wks=op.find_sheet()
    wks.set_label('A','long name for col A')
    wks.set_label(1, 'for col B, add user parameter if not there', 'Channel')

set_labels()

def originpro.worksheet.WSheet.set_labels	(		self,
			labels,
			type_ = 'L',
			offset = 0
	)

Set columns label row text.

Parameters:
    labels (list): the text to set
    type_ (str): A column label row character (see https://www.originlab.com/doc/LabTalk/ref/Column-Label-Row-Characters) or a user defined parameter name

Examples:
    wks=op.find_sheet()
    wks.set_labels(['long name for col A', 'long name for col B'], 'L')

Reimplemented from originpro.base.DSheet.

sort()

def originpro.worksheet.WSheet.sort	(		self,
			col,
			dec = False
	)

Sort worksheet data by a specified column

Parameters:
    col (int or str): If int, column index (1-offset). If str, column name, short name first, then long name.
    dec (bool): Ascending(False) or Descending(True)

Returns:
    (int): 0 for success, otherwise an internal error code

Examples:
    wks.sort('A')#sort using 1st col, ascending
    wks.sort(0, True)#sort using 1st col, descending

to_col_range()

def originpro.worksheet.WSheet.to_col_range	(		self,
			col
	)

Make Column range string
Parameters:
    col(int or str): If int, column index. If str, tries short name and if not exists, tries column long name
Returns:
    XY range string
Examples:
    wks=op.find_sheet()
    wks.cols=3
    strRange = wks.to_col_range(1)

to_df()

def originpro.worksheet.WSheet.to_df	(		self,
			c1 = 0,
			numcols = -1,
			cindex = -1,
			head = ''
	)

Creates a pandas DataFrame from an Origin worksheet.

Parameters:
    c1 (int or str): column to start the export
    numcols (int): Total number of columns, -1 to the end
    cindex (int or str): Column to use for DataFrame index if specified
    head (str): user parameter or built-in label row name, if not specified, lname(column long name), or short name if lname empty or duplicated
Returns:
    (DataFrame)

Examples:
    df = wks.to_df(2)#from 3rd column

    #use col(A) as index, and B and C as data
    df1 = wks.to_df('B', 2, 'A')

    #to use a user defined label row as column heading
    df2 = wks.to_df(head='Tag')

to_list()

def originpro.worksheet.WSheet.to_list	(		self,
			col
	)

Creates a list object from the data in an Origin column.

Parameters:
    col (int or str): If int, column index. If str, tries short name and if not exists, tries column long name

Returns:
    (list)

Examples:
    data1 = wks.to_list(1)
    data2 = wks.to_list('Intensity')

to_list2()

def originpro.worksheet.WSheet.to_list2	(		self,
			r1 = 0,
			r2 = -1,
			c1 = 0,
			c2 = -1
	)

get a block of cells as a list of lists

Parameters:
    r1 (int): beginning row index
    r2 (int): ending row index (inclusive), -1 to the end
    c1 (int): beginning column index
    c2 (int): ending column index (inclusive), -1 to the end

Returns:
    (list) list of lists of results

Examples:
    #copy 1st row and append to last row
    ll = wks.to_list2(0,0)
    wks.from_list2(ll,wks.rows)

to_xy_range()

def originpro.worksheet.WSheet.to_xy_range	(		self,
			colx,
			coly,
			colyerr,
			colxerr = ''
	)

Make XY range string from columns
Parameters:
    colx, coly, colyerr, colxerr:type can be int or str, If int, column index. If str, tries short name and if not exists, tries column long name

Returns:
    XY range string
Examples:
    wks=op.find_sheet()
    wks.cols=3
    strRange = wks.to_xy_range(0,1,2)

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• src/originpro/worksheet.py