Unless I create every cell individually which is just too painful, I get the error.
IndexError: no cell was previously created for (row, index) = (%s, %s)
This is preventing me creating a sheet with row(), column() or cell_range(), have I missed something? For example:
from ipysheet import sheet, row, calculation
s = sheet(rows=1, columns=4)
row(0, [2, 3, 4])
@calculation(inputs=[s[0, 0], s[0, 1], s[0, 2]], output=s[0, 3])
def foo(a, b, c):
return (a + b) / c
s
What is the correct why to index the cells within a sheet?
It would also be handy to set the value of a cell using a callable such as a lambda instead of have to define a function with the calculation decorator.
Unless I create every cell individually which is just too painful, I get the error.
IndexError: no cell was previously created for (row, index) = (%s, %s)This is preventing me creating a sheet with row(), column() or cell_range(), have I missed something? For example:
What is the correct why to index the cells within a sheet?
It would also be handy to set the value of a cell using a callable such as a lambda instead of have to define a function with the calculation decorator.