问题
I'm using the excellent xlsxwriter to build spreadsheets with Python. I've become aware of the issue where you can only write 40k or so URLS to a sheet before you start getting warned and the functionality is gated.
Is there a way to write the urls as strings in such a way that the Excel application will not interpret the url as a string on open (and therefore allow me to add unlimited urls)? I get that those URLs won't be clickable, but it's better than nothing in this case for me.
回答1:
Excel's limit is around 65k urls per worksheet. XlsxWriter warns if you exceed that.
Is there a way to write the urls as strings in such a way that the Excel application will not interpret the url as a string on open (and therefore allow me to add unlimited urls)
XlsxWriter has a constructor option to turn off conversion of strings to urls:
workbook = xlsxwriter.Workbook(filename, {'strings_to_urls': False})
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/35729737/how-can-i-get-around-excels-url-limitation