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Hello,
Here I explain how I see the problem:
wb <- loadWorkbook(my_file_path)
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Sheet 1: "BioSafety" Custom row heights (row: height) 1: 15.5, 3: 25.5, 12: 15, 31: 13.5, 32: 13.5 Sheet 2: "Project Info & Notes" Custom row heights (row: height) 3: 39, 20: 26.5, 24: 52.5 Custom column widths (column: width) 2: 21.88, 3: 35.18, 5: 39.18, 6: 59.58, 7: 18.58, 8: 17.38, 10: 76.38, 11: 11.18 ...
saveWorkbook(wb, my_new_path, overwrite = T)
The workbook cannot be opened or repaired by Microsoft Excel because it is corrupt.
Thank you,
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Hello,
Here I explain how I see the problem:
Steps to Reproduce the Problem
wb <- loadWorkbook(my_file_path)
I can view the following:`
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saveWorkbook(wb, my_new_path, overwrite = T)
I get a prompt when trying to open the new file in Excel:sessionInfo()
Thank you,
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