This is probably something really simple, but I am not particularly familiar with Python so I thought I would ask as I know that python has an excel module.
I have an excel document with multiple tabs of data and graphs.
One of the tabs is just data which I require to have dumped to a csv file.
So what I want to do is process the excel document and output the 4th tab of excel data to a raw CSV file.
Thanks for your reply. However it looks like you are reading from a CSV file.
What I am trying to achieve is open a Microsoft Excel file and export one of the tabs of the MS Excel file to a CSV file.
Thanks chihung, but the MS Excel file is being processed on a Linux server, so this script will require a module to run in Linux.
I'm sure there is an excel module for python to convert MS excel tabs into CSV under Linux. The question is what is the recipe to do this specific task.
Most of these utilities can only read very old version of Excel.
If you can develop some python script to run on Windows, you can automate it by running the python script in a endless loop to ensure all the .xls are converted to .csv
Hi chihung,
I would like to hear what others have to say about this, thanks. As I said, developing a script in windows is not in the scope of this thread.
I would be very surprised if this task could not be done in Python under Linux, as it can be in Perl.