I am trying to design a small program on my free time which loads an xls file, then select a sheet in the document to be scanned.
Step 1: the user imports an .xls file . After importing the program checks whether the file exists. (That I can do )
Step 2: I ask the user to give the name of the document sheet xls to analyze. And that 's where it stops. the program does not detect the sheets available :(
#check if the document exist
while True:
x = input("Give the name of the document in this repository__")
input_filename = x + ".xls"
if os.path.isfile(input_filename):
print ("the document is been charged")
break
else:
print("xls not found !")
#Load the document
xls_file = pd.ExcelFile(input_filename)
#Select the good sheet in file
print ("this is your sheets in this document",xls_file.sheet_names)
while True:
feuilles = input("Select yout sheet")
input_feuilles = feuilles
if xls_file.sheet_names(input_filename):
print ("The sheet is been charged !")
break
else:
print("This sheet don't exist!")
I really do not know how to verify that the sheet filled by the user really exists.
The Python library openpyxl
is designed for reading and writing Excel xlsx/xlsm/xltx/xltm
files. The following snippet code checks if a specific sheet name exists in a given workbook.
from openpyxl import load_workbook
wb = load_workbook(file_workbook, read_only=True) # open an Excel file and return a workbook
if 'sheet1' in wb.sheetnames:
print('sheet1 exists')
PS: For older Microsoft Excel files (i.e., .xls
), use xlrd
and xlwt
instead.
Install openpyxl
with the following command.
$ sudo pip install openpyxl