I would like to create a \"reduced\" version of an Excel (xlsx) spreadsheet (i.e. by removing some rows according to some criterion), and I\'d like to know if this can be do
2018 update: I was searching how to delete a row today and found that the functionality is added in openpyxl 2.5.0-b2. Just tried and it worked perfectly. Here's the link where I found the answer: https://bitbucket.org/openpyxl/openpyxl/issues/964/delete_rows-does-not-work-on-deleting
And here's the syntax to delete one row:
ws.delete_rows(index, 1)
where: 'ws' is the worksheet, 'index' is the row number, and '1' is the number of rows to delete.
There's also the ability to delete columns, but I haven't tried that.