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On Wed, Nov 16, 2016 at 6:33 PM, Don Brown <DBrown@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
If you had an example of the Python it would be appreciated - may not get
to play with it immediately but gives me another reason to try.
Kevin has already posted some working examples for generating .xlsx
and .csv using Python.
I posted an example similar to Kevin's for .xlsx, but a little denser
(specifically to try to get the line count down) and with
iSeriesPython instead of IBM's Python for PASE:
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http://iseriespython.blogspot.ca/2013/05/copy-physical-file-to-excel-in-9-lines.html>
My example is somewhat annotated to try to explain what's happening,
but it's probably still kind of a throw-you-into-the-pool experience
rather than a gentler introduction. (Well, it's hard for me to judge,
since it's been a long time since I was completely unfamiliar with
Python. I will say it is probably gentler if you read it slower, and
read it again a few times. ;)
There are many Python tutorials and other learning materials on the
Web and in print. Personally, I like the one that comes with the
"official" Python, at python.org.
John Y.
midrange.com
