can I open excel files in ubuntu using python?

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How do I work on .ods file in ubuntu file using python? Is there any module that can help me interact with excel files using python?
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 I think- .odsfiles are LibreOffice Calc files whereas Microsoft Excel files are- .xlsor something similar.
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How do I work on .ods file in ubuntu file using python? Is there any module that can help me interact with excel files using python?
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How do I work on .ods file in ubuntu file using python? Is there any module that can help me interact with excel files using python?
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 I think- .odsfiles are LibreOffice Calc files whereas Microsoft Excel files are- .xlsor something similar.
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 I think- .odsfiles are LibreOffice Calc files whereas Microsoft Excel files are- .xlsor something similar.
 â WinEunuuchs2Unix
 Feb 17 at 19:14
 
 
 
I think
.ods files are LibreOffice Calc files whereas Microsoft Excel files are .xls or something similar.â WinEunuuchs2Unix
Feb 17 at 19:14
I think
.ods files are LibreOffice Calc files whereas Microsoft Excel files are .xls or something similar.â WinEunuuchs2Unix
Feb 17 at 19:14
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There is a python library for handling Excel and .ods files, pyexcel-ods.
If you only want to read some data, you may also convert your .ods file into a .csv format ('save as ...' in Excel or LibreOffice), which is easy to read.
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There is a python library for handling Excel and .ods files, pyexcel-ods.
If you only want to read some data, you may also convert your .ods file into a .csv format ('save as ...' in Excel or LibreOffice), which is easy to read.
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There is a python library for handling Excel and .ods files, pyexcel-ods.
If you only want to read some data, you may also convert your .ods file into a .csv format ('save as ...' in Excel or LibreOffice), which is easy to read.
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There is a python library for handling Excel and .ods files, pyexcel-ods.
If you only want to read some data, you may also convert your .ods file into a .csv format ('save as ...' in Excel or LibreOffice), which is easy to read.
There is a python library for handling Excel and .ods files, pyexcel-ods.
If you only want to read some data, you may also convert your .ods file into a .csv format ('save as ...' in Excel or LibreOffice), which is easy to read.
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.odsfiles are LibreOffice Calc files whereas Microsoft Excel files are.xlsor something similar.â WinEunuuchs2Unix
Feb 17 at 19:14