>>> "NS" == Nick Savage writes:
> If you're looking to go the python route of importing an xls file, you
> could try the xlrd package. It's actually just for xls. I'm not sure
> if it converts to csv, but once you have the spreadsheet open in
> python that should be a pretty trivial exercise.
Th
If you're looking to go the python route of importing an xls file, you
could try the xlrd package. It's actually just for xls. I'm not sure if
it converts to csv, but once you have the spreadsheet open in python
that should be a pretty trivial exercise.
Cheers,
Nick
On 5/31/21 7:18 AM, Uwe B
>>> "GM" == Greg Minshall writes:
Hi Greg
> Uwe,
> i don't know if it will work for you, but on my linux box i use
> =ssconvert= from the =gnumeric= package to convert from .xls to .csv.
> in one project, the make rule looks like
Right this is what I also use in Ubuntu, but in fink there is no
Uwe,
i don't know if it will work for you, but on my linux box i use
=ssconvert= from the =gnumeric= package to convert from .xls to .csv.
in one project, the make rule looks like
${BDIRCSVS}/%.csv: xlsxs/%.xlsx
ssconvert -T Gnumeric_stf:stf_csv $< fd://1 | \
awk '{ \
>>> "JJ" == Jeremie Juste writes:
Hello Jeremie
> Hello Uwe,
> If you have python or R at hand you might want to go for this option.
> In R you would so something like.
Thanks, I first tried out the python solution, so I installed
1. Xlsx2csv that works fine for xlsx fine but not, as the
Hi
I am usually using Ubuntu 16.04, but for the coming days, I have to use
a MacBook, running 10.15 and fink installed.
I usually convert xls(x) to org, using
'(org-odt-convert-process "gnumeric")
'(org-odt-convert-processes '(("gnumeric" "/usr/bin/ssconvert %i %o")))
But gnumeric does not
