What you'll learn

Read write and Manipulate Excel files in Python Efficiently

How to Install and Use The OpenPyXL Library For Python

Controlling Excel with Python

How to Load a Workbook (Excel File) in Openpyxl

Automate Excel with Python

How To Connect and Excel Spreadsheet to Your Python Code

Requirements

Basic info about Python Programming - Print statement, lists and For loop

Some kind of .xlsx viewer, like Excel or OpenOffice

Description

In this course you'll learn how to use the OpenPyXL Library for Python and Java with Excel to connect your Python/Java programs to Excel and vice versa. It teaches you how to load workbook into memory and read and write Excel file. How to copy data from cell, row or column to a new sheet or new Excel file. You will also learn how to copy, cut and paste Excel files and how to delete them. How to create a folder, copy a folder or delete it. Become an Excel Power User - Learn how to control & automate Excel with Python and OpenPyXL. You will also learn how to search for specific flagged data in Excel file and take some action based on that info. This course provides easy, to the point techniques to deal with MS Excel files in Python. Basic at beginners level simple enough that anyone can grasp the idea, powerful enough that you can use in your daily office tasks.Do you have a bunch of Excel files that you need to format or put some value in a cell on each page? Do you need to create Charts on your spreadsheets or insert formulas? Maybe you just want to show off at the office! Whatever your needs, you can expect a comprehensive guide going through the nuts and bolts of how automating Excel works. The course dives straight into OpenPyXL, so you will be up and running creating and manipulating spreadsheets in no-time. Using OpenPyXL, you can use Python to do all sorts of cool things in Excel; from creating spreadsheets from your code, to updating existing spreadsheets. You'll be able to load data from a spreadsheet into your python program and do anything you want with it, and then save it back to the spreadsheet. We'll learn how to style spreadsheets using Python, and also how to make basic charts and graphs in a spreadsheet using Python.