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Create Excel File


Ok, here we are for our daily python code.
Today we want to see how easy is to use python to manipulate excel files with this module called xlsxwriter.

How do I install it?

go in the command line and write

pip install xlsxwriter and you're done.

Now, let's go to the code

import xlsxwriter as xw

# CREATE THE FILE
book = xw.Workbook("file.xlsx")

# ADD A SHEET
sheet = book.add_worksheet()

# Widen the column A
sheet.set_column("A:A", 20)

# Bold format to highlight the cells
bold = book.add_format({'bold': True})

# WRITE
sheet.write("A1","Hello")
sheet.write("A2","World",bold)

# Numbers with row-column notation
sheet.write(5,1,123)
sheet.write(5,0,5000)

# Insert Image
sheet.insert_image("B5","01.png")

Ok, we import the module, then we create the file and a sheet, we widen a column and write some text, then some number and... even a picture that you have in the same folder (or you write the dir, not only the name...). Simple as that.

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