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How to create a crease in function read_excel
, package readxl
, where there is the initial cut and the end is open as it is fed weekly.
b_aberto <- read_excel("Boletos_em_ABERTO.csv", range=c("A10: "))
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How to create a crease in function read_excel
, package readxl
, where there is the initial cut and the end is open as it is fed weekly.
b_aberto <- read_excel("Boletos_em_ABERTO.csv", range=c("A10: "))
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You can use the function cell_limits
package cellranger
to define an open rectangle. The format is
ul
- vector identifying the upper left corner (upper lEft) of the rectangle cell. lr
- vector identifying the lower right corner (lower right) of the rectangle cell. And the code will be something like (untested):
library(readxl)
library(cellranger)
# A10 - linha 10, coluna 1
read_excel("Boletos_em_ABERTO.csv", range = cell_limits(c(10, 1), c(NA, NA)))
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I think it would be simpler if you delete the initial lines
skip = 9
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