microsoftgraph / microsoftgraph/msgraph-sdk-python
Please add CRUD methods to RangeWithAddressRequestBuilder subclass and please re-add "values" property to WorkbookRange subclass
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Description
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe the problem.
With version 1.5.4, I am unable to perform CRUD operations against a user-defined Excel worksheet range address (i.e., A1:B2) using the RangeWithAddressRequestBuilder and WorkbookRange subclasses in the Python SDK. Specifically, I am unable to read, update, and delete Excel worksheet cell data in a user-defined range address. Please note that I am able to perform these actions using Graph Explorer.
Describe the solution you'd like.
- Can PATCH and DELETE methods be added to the RangeWithAddressRequestBuilder subclass?
- Can the "values" property be re-added to the WorkbookRange subclass?
Additional context?
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Currently, the RangeWithAddressRequestBuilder subclass has methods to build a GET request that is sent to the MS Graph API, but this subclass does not have update or delete methods to send PATCH or DELETE requests.
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In the recently updated Python SDK, the WorkbookRange subclass no longer contains the "values" property. Previously, with the "values" property, a GET request could be sent to retrieve raw values from a given Excel range address in the Python SDK. Now that the "values" property is no longer in the WorkbookRange subclass, a user can no longer submit a GET request for raw values at a given range address.
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