Writer = pd.ExcelWriter(output, engine='xlsxwriter')įilename = "Data for ) Here's what I have so far: output = BytesIO() When exporting, though, I need some of the cells to have their text rotated to be vertical rather than the default horizontal arrangement. However, to really call it a bug, the specs need to be looked at.I'm working on a program and one of the needed features is to take a pandas dataframe and exports it to excel. The above method also works for reversing the data order in multiple columns: Sometimes (most often when you select the whole column of numbers prior to sorting) Excel might display the Sort Warning.
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From that point of view I could call it a bug. Thats it Excel will autofill the column with serial numbers up to the last cell with data in the adjacent column. However, I just feel it would be consequent if the alignment icons adjust automatically to the text direction. This works, if needed, on a cell by cell base.Īs for the rotated alignment icons, I personally can live without them, I transpose in my mind. Click into the cell, right-click >Table > tab: Text flow > Text orientation > vertical.
Calc was not mentioned in the question.Īs for Writer it is also possible. I only knew that I rotated cells but needed to look again to give an explanation. And should we not be of the same opinion I feel it is very interesting to explore each others opinion, leading to a deeper understanding of the topic.įor my answer (not comment) I looked at both, Writer and for curiosity reasons also into Calc. I would like to encourage you to file a bug report here: and report the bug number here to allow others to add comments, - I would say we respect each other’s opinion always. Neither on the normal tool bar nor on the sidebar.Īs the “action icons” change in the case of setting vertial writing in MSO, I conclude that we have a bug. However the “action icons” never changed directions. Next, copy the data using any Copy command of your choice. I could easily rotate the text to vertical in Writer and Calc using Formatting Cells and in Calc even using the icons Here are the easy steps to transpose or switch data in columns that you want to rotate, so it’s rearranged in rows: First, select the cells with the data you want to rearrange. I made a test in Writer and Calc, LibO 4.2.7.2, XP machine. If your data includes formulas, Excel automatically updates them to match the new placement. After rotating the data successfully, you can delete the original table and the data in the new table will remain intact. That’s what I’d like to do if this is possible, but how?!Īs I could not achieve what you show in your second image, my answer assumes that Column 5 was changed to vertical writing in MS Word. Right-click over the top-left cell of where you want to paste the transposed table, then choose Transpose.
How can I rotate the text in column 6 so that the action icons also act in the same context as the rotated text, like that in columns 2-5? It seems as though MS Office rotates the whole cell and changes the reference edge of the cell from the left hand side to the top. Although the text appears similar to the other vertical columns (columns 2-5), the action icons remain in their normal, unrotated sense.
In this final image I’ve rotated the text using “Format Cell” and changed the text rotation for “column 6”. Lets see how all three transposing methods work, and what limitations each has. Note that the action icons are also rotated so that their actions are in context with the text alignment. Rotation of data from a horizontal to a vertical orientation is possible in three ways. In the next image, the cursor is in the “column 5” text. In this first image, the cursor is in “column 6” of the table which is aligned “normally” - The action icons are also “normal” in their appearance. text can be read in portrait mode rather than native landscape mode), not that that characters are vertically stacked. it includes a table where some of the column headings (columns 2-5) have their text rotated by 90deg into a vertical rather than horizontal format (ie. I have a docx file that was created using MS Office in Windows. LibreOffice Writer Version 4.2.6.3 en_GB.
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