Excelsior
Excelsior is a tool to convert Excel spreadsheets into TSV, CSV, Json or Yaml. Reads all sheets of the spreasheets.
Uses xlrd for reading the Excel files, and thus supports the new Open Office XML file format (.xlsx extension).
Supported output formats are tab separated values (.tsv), comma separated values (.csv), Yaml and JSON.
For TSV and CSV output, uses the Python csv module from the standard library.
Installation
$ pip install excelsiorUsage
By default outputs into standard output, and separate sheets are separated by a form feed and new line characters (\x0c\n), followed by a header line of the form # Sheet name #\n.
When writing onto files with the -w option, no such characters or headers are written.
Output TSV:
$ excelsior -f tsv excel.xlsxConvert into TSV and write to files:
$ excelsior -w -f tsv excel.xlsx another-excel.xlsThis will save the output into <filename>.tsv, if the spreasheet has only one sheet, or <filename>-<sheet>.tsv if it has multiple sheets.
You can also pipe in the filenames (separated by newlines):
$ echo "ds140-bauxi.xlsx\nds140-alumi.xlsx" | excelsior -w -f tsv
ds140-bauxi-Bauxite.tsv: written
ds140-bauxi-Alumina.tsv: written
ds140-alumi.tsv: writtenShow help:
$ excelsior -h1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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