import pandas as pd data = pd.read_excel (r'C:\Users\royli\Downloads\Product List.xlsx',sheet_name='Sheet1' ) df = pd.DataFrame(data, columns= ['Product']) pr
For my current project I need to import data from excelsheets format .xlsx to the django-admin. I'm struggling with the many2many relations that I have in my mo
Java 8 here using Apache POI 4.1 to load Excel (XLSX) files into memory, and write lists of Java beans/POJOs back to new Excel files. To me, an Excel file (at
Background： I am using xlwings to open an xlsx file and use a list (tuple) to receive all the data of the table. The code is as follows. def get_excel_al
I need to export HTML table with data from database to xlsx file as easily as possible. I've tried PHPExcel and some JS plugins, but unsuccessfully. Is there
I want to load an .xlsx file with openpyxl: from openpyxl import Workbook, load_workbook wb = load_workbook(filename = "my_excel_file.xlsx", data_only = True)
I am trying to export excel using SheetJS/xlsx and want to format cell. I am using following code and excel is generating but can't format a cell. Can any one p
Recently upgraded POI jar version from 3.17 to 5.1 and below code which was working in 3.x is now broken, ( jdk 1.8 ) Below are the set of Jar used below is my
Disclaimer: I am a beginner-level, self-taught casual 'programmer' with Python. Background: I have a script that takes Groupings of data from an .xlsx Workbook
When creating an XLSX file using R's xlsx package, by default, columns with strings are justified to the left by default, and columns with integers are justifie
I need help in converting a .xls file to .xlsx using C# and without using Microsoft Office.
I want to export data frames to Excel and highlight cells according to certain rules. I don't think this answer to a similar question is correct. I think it is
I have a large xlsx Excel file (56mb, 550k rows) from which I tried to read the first 10 rows. I tried using xlrd, openpyxl, and pyexcel-xlsx, but they always t
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Is it possible to generate a list of sheetnames within an xlsx file? Or perhaps, can I check if a sheet name exists, and if not, proceed with some designated fu