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Right now, if a user doesn't pass in a string or dict for the col_formats argument, we use a default dictionary of {column name: formatting}.
But, what if users want to format a specific column, and don't care much about the rest? We shouldn't toss out all of the other default formats, like we do now; we should only override the format(s) supplied by the user.
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Right now, if a user doesn't pass in a string or dict for the col_formats argument, we use a default dictionary of {column name: formatting}.
But, what if users want to format a specific column, and don't care much about the rest? We shouldn't toss out all of the other default formats, like we do now; we should only override the format(s) supplied by the user.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: