Writing bulk data to a range - Unnecessary Parameter
See original GitHub issuews.range("B2", "C3").value = [[1, 2], [3, 4]]
Desirable not to include “C3” unless it is intended to truncate the array range. Default should be paste entire xy array at initial cell.
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Because they are fundamentally different. PyExcelerate is not Excel nor VBA, you can’t shoot yourself in the foot and overwrite data in Excel because you can see the overwriting ocurring and undo it. PyExcelerate is completely opaque in comparison. I have proposed a solution above, if it does not work then we can investigate further, but “make PyExcelerate more like VBA” is not a reasonable feature request.
Certainly not the case in excel or VBA so why would it be with PyExcelerate?