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BUG: Check for null values when infering excel in read_clipboard #41109
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Please add whatsnew and fix linting issue |
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Thanks for the PR! Question on the fix.
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Thanks for the update, I think the approach looks good. Some requests/comments
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Thanks for the updates! I think looks really good - but I don't understand the use of replace in the test.
Thanks - looks good! Can you resolve the merge conflict. |
GH41108 Stripping whitespace on read_clipboard causes data copied from excel to lose the tab separator between the first column and the nexts, shifting the data into the wrong column This just removes the .lstrip() except for the first line containing headers, to avoid breaking header-less index in csv files
Use the number of leading tab's in the first row when we are copying from excel as the value for `index_col`
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lgtm, @phofl - good here?
thanks @saucoide |
GH41108
Stripping whitespace on read_clipboard causes data copied from
excel to lose the tab separator between the first column and
the nexts, shifting the data into the wrong column
This just removes the .lstrip() except for the first line
containing headers, to avoid breaking header-less index in csv
files