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@psanchez1982 I am not very clear on your point(s).

• The enhancement relative to the ability to store some of the analysis is documented in #12 (and in this respect this is a duplicate of #12 . I haven't got much time so far to work on this but it is on my plan.
• On the other hand this tool is not designed to save to Excel or anything similar. If you have similar needs perhaps you should consider using rhandsontable which has recently introduced this feature.

I hope it helps.

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Well. It could be very useful. You have a very powerful tools that can
compete with SAS.

Regards,

Patricio Sanchez Alvial
Ingeniero Civil Informático
Cel: 78774916

On Thu, Aug 27, 2015 at 11:00 AM, Enzo [email protected] wrote:

@psanchez1982 https://github.com/psanchez1982 I am not very clear on
your point(s).

The enhancement relative to the ability to store some of the analysis
is documented in #12
#12 (and
in this respect this is a duplicate of #12
#12 . I
haven't got much time so far to work on this but it is on my plan.

On the other hand this tool is not designed to save to Excel or
anything similar. If you have similar needs perhaps you should consider
using rhandsontable which has recently introduced this feature.

I hope it helps.

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@psanchez1982 The feature you requested is now experimentally available. See issue #12 at the very end of the thread.
There is a comment in stackoverflow also

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