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Excel Automation with Python
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Excel Automation with Python

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Workbook() is a function provided by the openpyxl library in Python that creates a new Excel workbook object. A workbook is the main container for all the data and information in an Excel file, including worksheets, charts, and macros.

The Workbook() function initializes a new workbook object and provides methods to create, modify, and save the workbook to a file. The workbook can have one or more worksheets, each containing a grid of cells arranged in rows and columns.

Task

  1. Import Workbook from openpyxl;
  2. Select the current active sheet (the .active attribute);
  3. Insert "hello" in cell "A1".

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Workbook() is a function provided by the openpyxl library in Python that creates a new Excel workbook object. A workbook is the main container for all the data and information in an Excel file, including worksheets, charts, and macros.

The Workbook() function initializes a new workbook object and provides methods to create, modify, and save the workbook to a file. The workbook can have one or more worksheets, each containing a grid of cells arranged in rows and columns.

Task

  1. Import Workbook from openpyxl;
  2. Select the current active sheet (the .active attribute);
  3. Insert "hello" in cell "A1".

Once you've completed this task, click the button above the code to check your solution.

Mark tasks as Completed
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