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Expected behavior
write_workbook should work with tables that have all integer columns.
Additional context
The error comes from this line, which is checking if any cells contain only special characters. The way it works currently assumes gptable.table.stack() is a series of objects, but that isn't the case if all the columns are numeric.
I can submit a PR to bypass this check whenever gptable.table.stack() is a numeric type, if you think that's a suitable solution.
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Describe the bug
write_workbook throws an error if a table has only integer columns.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
write_workbook should work with tables that have all integer columns.
Additional context
The error comes from this line, which is checking if any cells contain only special characters. The way it works currently assumes
gptable.table.stack()
is a series of objects, but that isn't the case if all the columns are numeric.I can submit a PR to bypass this check whenever
gptable.table.stack()
is a numeric type, if you think that's a suitable solution.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: