xlsxwriter

问题 I need an easy way to set border around multiple cells, like so: All I found was border of 1 cell, and merge cells, which is not what I need. I was expecting for something like: worksheet.range_border(first_row, first_col, last_row, last_col) Is there a way that this can be done (that is not involving setting top_border, bottom_border, left_border, right_border for each cell individually)? 回答1: XlsxWriter is an awesome module that made my old job 1,000x easier (thanks John!), but formatting

问题 I need an easy way to set border around multiple cells, like so: All I found was border of 1 cell, and merge cells, which is not what I need. I was expecting for something like: worksheet.range_border(first_row, first_col, last_row, last_col) Is there a way that this can be done (that is not involving setting top_border, bottom_border, left_border, right_border for each cell individually)? 回答1: XlsxWriter is an awesome module that made my old job 1,000x easier (thanks John!), but formatting

问题 I am creating an excel report using pandas xlswriter module. Below the code-snippet for the same. number_rows = len(df.index) //df is dataframe writer = pd.ExcelWriter("Report_1.xlsx",engine='xlsxwriter') df.to_excel(writer,"report") workbook = writer.book worksheet = writer.sheets['report'] # Define range for the color formatting color_range = "A2:F{}".format(number_rows+1) format1 = workbook.add_format({'bg_color': '#FFC7CE', 'font_color': '#9C0006'}) worksheet.conditional_format(color

问题 I am reading an excel file using xlrd. Doing some macro replacing and then writing thru xlsxwriter. Without reading and copying formatting info the code works but when I add formatting info I get an error (at the bottom) The code snippet is below..I read a xls file, for each data row I replace token macros with the values and write back. when I try to close the output_workbook I get an error filePath = os.path.realpath(os.path.join(inputPath,filename)) input_workbook = open_workbook(filePath,

问题 This writes to the first sheet but all other sheets are blank. for date in dates: sheet = wb.add_worksheet(date) sheet.write(row, 0, 'example') For each date I want to creat a sheet with the name equal to the date and then write to each sheet. The sheets are created with the correct names but there is nothing in them except for the first sheet. 回答1: I supposed that your variable wb is the workbook and is initialized before. In the instruction sheet.write(row, 0, 'example') I don't know how

问题 I am trying to take a dataframe and create a spreadsheet from that dataframe using the xlsxwriter I am trying to do some formatting to the header row, but the only formatting that seems to be working on that row is for the row height. The exact same formatting options work on the other rows of the dataframe. Please see code below.. The red color (and the height) is applied to all rows except the header row (row 2) - the red color is applied to both row 0 and row 3, but only the height is

问题 I am trying to take a dataframe and create a spreadsheet from that dataframe using the xlsxwriter I am trying to do some formatting to the header row, but the only formatting that seems to be working on that row is for the row height. The exact same formatting options work on the other rows of the dataframe. Please see code below.. The red color (and the height) is applied to all rows except the header row (row 2) - the red color is applied to both row 0 and row 3, but only the height is

问题 I want to merge several series of cell ranges in an Excel file using Python Xlsxwriter, I found the Python command in the Xlsxwriter documentation in this website http://xlsxwriter.readthedocs.org/en/latest/example_merge1.html as below: worksheet.merge_range('B4:D4') The only problem is that I have my ranges in row and columns numbers format for example (0,0) which is equal to A1. But Xlsxwriter seems to only accept format like A1. I was wondering if anybody else had the same problem and if

问题 I am wondering if anyone knows how to use xlsxwriter in Google App Engine for Python. The documentation only shows how to open,write and save to a file. I've looked at workarounds using StringIO for other Excel libraries, but they don't seem transferable to xlsxwriter. The main reason seems to be that in other libraries you can supply a StringIO buffer, whereas in xlsxwriter you can only supply a string for the name of the file. I have a basic solution in place using pyexcelerator but

问题 I would like to simulate the Excel autofit function in Python's xlsxwriter. According to this url, it is not directly supported: http://xlsxwriter.readthedocs.io/worksheet.html However, it should be quite straightforward to loop through each cell on the sheet and determine the maximum size for the column and just use worksheet.set_column(row, col, width) to set the width. The complications that is keeping me from just writing this are: That URL does not specify what the units are for the