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DOC: Mention styler in the to_excel documentation #48019
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I'm +1 on See Also and even an explicit note on when the Styler should be used (no surprise: adding styles to Excel output), but I don't think we should have examples of method A in the API docs of method B, even if they are closely related. |
Hi is there anyway in which I can help with docs creation. I am new to open source and want to get started with a good beginner issue. |
This is a quite simple issue to work on if you're new to contributing. Not much work to do here, so you can focus on learning. You should check the contributing section in the docs to know where to start. |
Ok thanks @datapythonista. |
@FrnRmn - you're definitely on the right track here! The links should work, and for this issue we want to mention |
Thank you for the feedback. |
Thanks for the heads up @FrnRmn. It's not expected that the |
#48089 I hope this is done correctly |
@samrao1997 Hi, I have just seen your solution. I'll try your way and if I can't make it I'll tell you. Thanks |
xref #47525
In our DataFrame.to_excel documentation we don't have any mention to Styler.to_excel which is very relevant.
Users checking the documentation on how to export a
DataFrame
to Excel should be aware that they can use theStyler
to format the exported file. Personally I'd add the class toSee Also
, and I'd add a very short example at the end of our examples, with a link to theStyler.to_excel
page. I think that would be good for users who may be interested in that feature. But other ideas also welcome.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: