问题
I need to edit an Excel workbook using python. Is there a way of doing this without reading in the workbook, editing what I want and the writing it back? i.e. is there a way I can do this on the fly, as I only need to edit a couple of values per sheet?
I have looked at pyexcelerator, xlrd, and xlwt, but they only seem to support (as far as I can work out) reading and writing not editing. I cannot use pywin32 as I am using linux.
Any suggestions of libraries or particular ways of doing things?
回答1:
xlutils has a copy module that may be interseting for you
回答2:
First off, what version of Excel? Excel2007+ use an XML file format, while Excel2003- used a proprietary binary format... so the tools to read and write these work in totally different ways.
If you're after the more recent xlsx files, then take a look at Eric' Gazoni's openpyxl project. The code can be found on bitbucket. The driving force behind this is the ability to read and write xlsx files from Python within a single library.
Even then, it reads the entire workbook, but allows you to modify cells before writing it back.
Simply put: the structure of an Excel file doesn't lend itself to easy editing.... it's not simply a case of changing a few characters.
回答3:
I have used pyexcelerator on linux to edit and build xls files
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4226754/how-to-programmatically-edit-excel-sheets