xls-tools
Excel and Excel-like tools
xlrd_like
A minimal interface for accessing excel-type files using the xlrd API:
XlrdLike: workbook equivalent
.sheet_names()- return list of sheet names.sheet_by_name()- return an XlSheetLike given by name.sheet_by_index()- return an XlSheetLike given by index.sheets()- return a list of XlSheetLikes-- requires initializing every sheet
XlSheetLike: worksheet equivalent
.name- the name of the sheet according to the workbook.nrows- int number of rows, 0-indexed.ncols- int number of columns, 0-indexed.row(n)- return a list of XlCellLike corresponding to the nth (0-indexed) row, or IndexError.col(k)- return a list of XlCellLike corresponding to the kth (0-indexed) column, or IndexError.cell(n,k)- return the nth row, kth cell, or IndexError.get_rows()- row iterator.row_dict(n)- return a dict of row n, using row 0 (headers) as keys and XlCellLike as values
XlCellLike: cell equivalent
.ctype- int, as indicated inxlrd.value- native value
xlrd ctypes are as follows:
from xlrd.biffh import (
XL_CELL_EMPTY, # 0
XL_CELL_TEXT, # 1
XL_CELL_NUMBER, # 2
XL_CELL_DATE, # 3
XL_CELL_BOOLEAN,# 4
# XL_CELL_ERROR, # 5
# XL_CELL_BLANK, # 6 - for use in debugging, gathering stats, etc
)
To use:
>>> from xls_tools import open_xl
>>> xl = open_xl(filename)
>>>
Google sheets
Also provides an xlrd-like interface for accessing google sheets. Can also write to google sheets. For this you need credentials for Google's service API. See: Obtaining a service account
$ python setup.py install xls_tools[gsheet]
xl_reader and xl_sheet
Moderately clever sheets for auto-detecting tabular data in spreadsheets, and manipulating it. "Clever" enough to get in trouble perhaps.
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