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DOC: Mention "StyleFrame" package in "DataFrame.to_excel()" #47525
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I'm not sure exactly what you're proposing. I'm personally find to add a note on our |
Yes a note would be fine. That was what I mean. |
I'm not sure we want to be including third party libraries in the API docs unless it's necessary - it seems to be blurring the lines between ecosystem and API docs. +1 on adding to the ecosystem page. |
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I think if we add a third party library to ecosystem, it would be worthwhile stating what it can do, extra, that pandas cannot. |
Fully agree. My understanding is that pandas styler formats to display in html, and |
Hi there, i am a user of pandas and want to contribute for the very first time. Can i take this issue? |
the issue already has an open pull request. please find another issue to tackle. |
From the discussion in #47533, it's unclear why pandas users would use |
Just realized that the original point here was to add the external |
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hereLocation of the documentation
https://pandas.pydata.org/docs/reference/api/pandas.DataFrame.to_excel.html
Documentation problem
It is not a "problem" but enhancement.
Suggested fix for documentation
Do suggest the StyleFrame package to be more flexibel with formating the excel output.
btw: I won't suggest to integrate StyleFrame into pandas. Formatting export outputs is not the job of pandas and I assume you agree with this. But is is an often mentioned "problem" in the internet community that the pandas excel output lacks of the possibility to formatting.
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