BB Data - Origin - List input errors

[LeeFried]

The product page says multiple origin start points on a single sheet is possible, but this is the error I receive when trying.

When attempting to WriteExcel (after "import os" is added), I get the following error when using a list of cells as the "origin" input to the "BB Data" node.

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<string>", line 165, in <module>
  File "...\Packages\BumbleBee\extra\bumblebee.py", line 643, in Origin
    return CellIndex(self.origin)
  File "...\Packages\BumbleBee\extra\bumblebee.py", line 55, in CellIndex
    match = re.match(r"([a-z]+)([0-9]+)", cellAddress, re.I)
TypeError: expected string for parameter 'string' but got 'list'

The list is ["A1","C3","E5:F5"], should this be formatted differently? Changing "E5:F5" from a range to individual cells had no effect.

The ... in the file path is just me editing out user and path information.

[LeeFried]

Progress made by changing BB Data from this:

# Copyright(c) 2016, David Mans, Konrad Sobon
# @arch_laboratory, http://archi-lab.net, http://neoarchaic.net

import clr
import sys

pyt_path = r'C:\Program Files (x86)\IronPython 2.7\Lib'
sys.path.append(pyt_path)

import System
assemblies = System.AppDomain.CurrentDomain.GetAssemblies()
path1 = [a.Location for a in assemblies if 'bumblebee,' in a.FullName][0]
path2 = System.IO.Path.GetDirectoryName(path1).rsplit('\\',1)[0]
bb_path = '%s\\extra\\' %path2
sys.path.append(bb_path)
import bumblebee as bb

#The inputs to this node will be stored as a list in the IN variable.
dataEnteringNode = IN

sheetName = IN[0]
origin = IN[1]
data = IN[2]

# Make BBData object if list or make multiple BBData objects if
# list depth == 3
if isinstance(sheetName, list):
	if isinstance(origin, list):
		dataObjectList = []
		for i, j, k in zip(sheetName, origin, data):
			dataObjectList.append(bb.MakeDataObject(i, j, k))
	else:
		dataObjectList = []
		for i, j in zip(sheetName, data):
			dataObjectList.append(bb.MakeDataObject(i,None,j))
else:
	dataObjectList = bb.MakeDataObject(sheetName, origin, data)

#Assign your output to the OUT variable
OUT = dataObjectList

to this:

# Copyright(c) 2016, David Mans, Konrad Sobon
# @arch_laboratory, http://archi-lab.net, http://neoarchaic.net

import clr
import sys

pyt_path = r'C:\Program Files (x86)\IronPython 2.7\Lib'
sys.path.append(pyt_path)

import System
assemblies = System.AppDomain.CurrentDomain.GetAssemblies()
path1 = [a.Location for a in assemblies if 'bumblebee,' in a.FullName][0]
path2 = System.IO.Path.GetDirectoryName(path1).rsplit('\\',1)[0]
bb_path = '%s\\extra\\' %path2
sys.path.append(bb_path)
import bumblebee as bb

#The inputs to this node will be stored as a list in the IN variable.
dataEnteringNode = IN

sheetName = IN[0]
origin = IN[1]
data = IN[2]

# Make BBData object if list or make multiple BBData objects if
# list depth == 3
if isinstance(sheetName, list):
	dataObjectList=[]
	for i in range (len(sheetName)):
		dataObjectList.append(bb.MakeDataObject(sheetName[i], origin[i], data[i]))
elif isinstance(origin, list):
	dataObjectList=[]
	for i in range (len(origin)):
		dataObjectList.append(bb.MakeDataObject(sheetName, origin[i], data[i]))
#	if isinstance(origin, list):
#		dataObjectList = []
#		for i, j, k in zip(sheetName, origin, data):
#			dataObjectList.append(bb.MakeDataObject(i, j, k))
#	else:
#		dataObjectList = []
#		for i, j in zip(sheetName, data):
#			dataObjectList.append(bb.MakeDataObject(i,None,j))
else:
	dataObjectList = bb.MakeDataObject(sheetName, origin, data)

#Assign your output to the OUT variable
OUT = dataObjectList

However now it starts the data in the correct cells, but then places one character per cell from left to right. I want all content from each parameter to populate each single cell.

Instead of writing "A1" into cell A1, it writes "A" to A1 and "1" to B1.

[LeeFried]

I've now solved my issue of separating characters 1 per cell. The changes are in the FillData operation of the WriteExcel node.

Change this:

def FillData(x, y, x1, y1, ws, data, origin):
		if origin != None:
			x = x + origin[1]
			y = y + origin[0]
		else:
			x = x + 1
			y = y + 1
		if y1 != None:
			ws.Cells[x, y] = data[x1][y1]
		else:
			ws.Cells[x, y] = data[x1]
		return ws

To this:

def FillData(x, y, x1, y1, ws, data, origin):
		if origin != None:
			#x = x + origin[1]
			#y = y + origin[0]
			x = origin[1]
			y = origin[0]
		else:
			x = x + 1
			y = y + 1
		if y1 != None:
			ws.Cells[x, y] = data[x1][y1]
		else:
			#ws.Cells[x, y] = data[x1]
			ws.Cells[x, y] = data
		return ws

I haven't looked through what other repercussions this could have, but it did solve my issue.