A Python library to read/write Excel 2010 xlsx/xlsm files. Current version: 3.1.5. Openpyxl is actively maintained with regular updates to support the latest Excel features and Python versions.
pip install openpyxlVerified import paths — ran on the pinned version, not inferred.
A simple example to create a new Excel file and write data to it.
Install 'defusedxml' using pip: pip install defusedxml
Use a virtual environment for pip operations or explicitly manage --root-user-action. To update pip, run: pip install --upgrade pip
Install openpyxl using pip: `pip install openpyxl` or `python -m pip install openpyxl`. If using virtual environments, ensure it's installed in the active environment.
Access worksheets directly using dictionary-like syntax: `worksheet = workbook['SheetName']` or iterate through `workbook.sheetnames`.
Verify the file name and its full path. Ensure the file is in the same directory as the script, or provide an absolute path to the file.
Before accessing `.value`, check if the cell object is not `None`. For example, `if cell is not None: print(cell.value)`. Ensure correct cell referencing and that the workbook/worksheet is loaded correctly.
Pass the file path directly to the function expecting it, or if you must use a loaded openpyxl workbook, save it to a buffer first if the target function supports buffer input. For `pandas.read_excel`, either provide the file path directly or ensure the 'engine' parameter is set correctly if passing a file-like object.