Introduction to OpenpyXL Library [ Python and Microsoft Excel ]

This is a quick introduction to "openpyxl" library.
You will be able to learn how to:
0- Introduction 00:00
1- Read from a single cell. 04:01
2- Read From Multiple Cells. 12:01
3- Create and Write on an Excel sheet. 19:22
4- Basic arithmetic operations. 30:33
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[@williamthatsmyname]

Once again with a real world programming example. Thanks my dude.

[@BekBrace]

Glad you liked it, my friend !

[@metralios]

This tutorial is straight forward and informative. Thanks

[@BekBrace]

Thank you very much for watching

[@Netrouzt]

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[@BekBrace]

Thank you very much 😊

[@sheet-chat]

Thank you for your video; I've learned new knowledge. As I am currently working on something related to an AI assistant for spreadsheets, I found this library particularly useful. It helps in generating Python code to manipulate spreadsheets using AI. Thank you! 📊🤖

[@BekBrace]

Awesome 👍 I wanted to create a full course on openpyxl but I saw that no one cared 😜 Thank you 🙏

[@nkunam]

thank you. I learnt something today 🙏

[@BekBrace]

This is great 👍

[@asha6175]

Thanks Bek. It would be good to practice with a project

[@BekBrace]

Thank you Asha

[@user-mk6qi5ry3c]

Thank you for teach me a lot

[@BekBrace]

My pleasure, friend 🙏😊

[@samirmishra9946]

You are great!:) Thanks for the tutorial.

[@BekBrace]

Thank you so much Samir 🙏🙂

[@monasser6]

Thank you Bek for useful video

[@BekBrace]

Thank You :)

[@dennydraco]

Great Video. Also wanted to ask you about where you got your command prompt graphics from.

[@BekBrace]

Thank You :)
This is a link to a blog post I wrote on dev.to telling you how to customize your terminal like you want:
dev.to/bekbrace/the-ultimate-powershell-terminal-guide-2li6

[@robertomijares6534]

when I want to run load_workbook, it tells me that there is a missing argument "id"

[@vasanthkumarkallannavar7594]

Thanks Bek, any command that reads the charts which are plotted in the excel file read them and save them to the device as image or figure ? any help ?

[@BekBrace]

Yes sure, I might create a comprehensive tutorial on the subject soon, stay tuned

[@lextrude]

Thank you for the 'clear explanation. What can i do to read the result of a formula and not the fomula contained in the cell? I could not find a solution for this issue. I tried with the data_only set to True but it didn't work.
Would appreciate the tip. :D

[@BekBrace]

Thank you for you kind comment :)
I will try to find a solution for this, as I'm not an expert in openpyxl, but whoever finds a solution first tells the other - ok ?

[@amitsangwan007]

Why did u import Workbook and openpyxl
Can't u only import openpyxl and use Workbook by openpyxl.Workbook?

[@BekBrace]

Sure you can, i just tend to explicitly show everything to be as clear as possible for viewers who are less specialized. For clarity not more. Thanks Amit for your observation.

[@RecapPlus]

Thank so much.

[@BekBrace]

You're welcome 🤗

[@ISOPOINTQCS]

Thanks for tutorial. I have a question: is wb.active prepair clear new sheet ? If yes' how I open existing sheet without clearing it ? Thank you !

[@BekBrace]

In openpyxl, the wb.active attribute refers to the currently active sheet within a workbook. If you want to create a new sheet without clearing any existing data, you can simply add a new sheet to the workbook using the create_sheet() method without specifying a position or name. Here's how you can do it:
from openpyxl import Workbook
wb = Workbook()
new_sheet = wb.create_sheet()
existing_sheet = wb["Existing Sheet Name"]

[@ISOPOINTQCS]

@@BekBrace Thank you !!! 😍

[@agmednassim9527]

👍 great

[@BekBrace]

Thanks 🙏

[@riazrr3981]

Hi dude is there a repo for this tutorial? thanks for the videos

[@BekBrace]

Thanks for watching. As far as the reop, no there's none

[@riazrr3981]

​​Thank you for getting back. Nice clean explanation.

[@avgSE81]

What font and theme do you use for VSCode?

[@BekBrace]

Font: Caskadiya Cove
Theme: GitHub Dark

[@gbvtech]

hi, what theme are you using with posh theme terminal?

[@BekBrace]

This is a custom theme actually :) This is the link to the ps1 file: gist.github.com/BekBrace/ac293eccb3d0a7c1b56685c04f9a8010

[@gbvtech]

@@BekBrace thanks for sharing, i got it to work with windows terminal but the icons in the paths in the terminal in visual studio code does not show, only [] (square box) instead, i have already set it as a default , im using PowerShell (not windows powershell), any idea how to fix it?

[@BekBrace]

@@gbvtech no no, you should your powershell first. have you watched my powershell tutorial ? I explained everything there, and you will find where to put that file on your hard drive. check out: th-cam.com/video/fviSilPKIhs/w-d-xo.html

[@gbvtech]

@@BekBrace got it all to work , my problem in visual studio code is i just needed to set the nerd font i was using in powershell to use also as the font in the terminal in visual studio code, the icons are showing properly now, thanks for sharing your powershell profile

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[@BekBrace]

I am Egyptian Copt indeed 🙂

[@Jriad]

@@BekBrace i knew it 😏
great content btw

[@adamdavies5237]

Many thanks!! Easy video ranking - P-R-O-M-O-S-M.

[@BekBrace]

Thank You 🙏 Adam