I am importing an excel file in which a column is a date in the format dd/mm/yyyy. When I import it from the excel file, I think it is understood as a string. I need to sort the whole DataFrame by date, so I perform this code: import pandas as pd import pandas as pd… Read More Sort dataframe by dates
I would like to select specific rows and columns in Python. I already use pandas somewhere in my code so I’d prefer a way to do it with this library. I tried specific_row = pandas.read_excel(‘this_file.xls’, "Entrees")[3] and specific_row = pandas.read_excel(‘this_file.xls’, "Entrees", index_col = 2)[3] but I can’t seem to achieve it. >Solution : you can… Read More Select specific rows/columns xls file
My code works but it doesn’t bring the header with the names, it only brings the numbers 0 1 … 10 , what can I do ? Utils_db.py def consulta_sql(sql): try: connection = psycopg2.connect(user="postgres", password="postgres", host="localhost", port="5432", database="tb_cliente") cursor = connection.cursor() except (Exception, psycopg2.Error) as error: try: cursor.execute(sql) connection.commit() except (Exception, psycopg2.Error) as error: finally:… Read More Export Postgresql Table to excel with header in Python
I’m using R’s list.files function to pull the full name of a file who’s name matches the following actual characters .test_ and has a file extension of xlsx (the full file name is .test_2022-05-23.xlsx). When I execute the following syntax des <- list.files(path = raw, pattern = "\\.test_.*\\.xlsx$") , des resolves as character(0). Apparently the… Read More R: matching pattern with leading period
I have been working with big though systematic data. Therefore I have wrote only shape of my data frame to below. I need to write every 3 column into different excel sheet. I tried some code and functions but i didnt achieve due to my lack of programming. x1 <- c(2,3,8,9) x2 <- c(4,6,2,1) x3… Read More How can i write systematic data into excel sheet with systematicly?
I have data as follows: import pandas as pd url_cities="https://population.un.org/wup/Download/Files/WUP2018-F12-Cities_Over_300K.xls" df_cities = pd.read_excel(url_cities) print(df_cities.iloc[0:20,]) The column names can be found in row 15, but I would like this row number to be automatically determined. I thought the best way would be to take the first row for which the values are non-Nan for less than… Read More Taking the column names from the first row that has less than x Nan's
I have a node js backend that needs to send a file to a spring boot application. The file is local uploads/testsheet.xlsx. Here is the code to upload the file using form-data npm module and axios. const formData = new FormData() formData.append("file", fs.createReadStream("uploads/testsheet.xlsx")); formData.append("status", status); const path = `/endpoint` const auth = { username: username,… Read More How to make a multipart request from node js to spirng boot
I’m trying to append cell value using openpyxl, by appending the value directly. this works: wb1=load_workbook(‘test.xlsx’) ws1=wb1.active testlist=(‘two’,’three’,’four’,’five’) for i in testlist: ws1[‘A1’].value = ws1[‘A1’].value +(‘ ‘) + i print(ws1[‘A1’].value) A1 has a value of "one", after the loop runs it has "one two three four five" But is it possible to use the append… Read More How to append cell values in openpyxl directly
In writing dataframe to Excel spreadsheet, I want the file to have no border on the first row and column width to be auto adjusted. With the old package xlwt and xlrd, I can read the file from Pandas produced, to a new file with no border on the header. But it’s .xls (not .xlsx)… Read More Dataframe to Excel, with no border formatting, and auto column width
I have a row with 4 columns that are each 3 wide, which adds up to the 12 that are supposed the be in a row, but for some reason the last one is still going onto a new row. Any idea how to fix this? Here’s my code: <div class=”container text-center”> <h3>Welcome to “Ender’s… Read More Why is a column going into the next row when there are only 12 columns?