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I'd like a TUI application for moving data around in spreadsheets. Visidata looks pretty neat, but it seems more oriented for data analysis?
Specifically, I seem to be missing commands for moving cells around, as opposed to reorganizing rows and columns which there is plenty of functionality for.
I was also interested in this, and found a few uses for slide_cells.
There are some copy/paste features too that can do some of this.
But Excel / LibreOffice Calc are fundamentally built on the idea of cells whose position isn't meaningful (except to other cells.)
I've found the mental model of visidata is more specifically the Tidy Data perspective, where rows are observations and columns are variables. This approach is especially great for data cleaning and analysis, and is popular in the R world.
I'd like a TUI application for moving data around in spreadsheets. Visidata looks pretty neat, but it seems more oriented for data analysis?
Specifically, I seem to be missing commands for moving cells around, as opposed to reorganizing rows and columns which there is plenty of functionality for.
I did find https://github.com/saulpw/visidata/blob/develop/visidata/experimental/slide_cells.py, which seems to go very slightly in this direction.
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