I read, manipulate and now want to export two separate dataframes to .csv. I us QtWidget to select the path.
For my Export I have:
from PyQt5 import QtWidgets, uic
export_file_path, _ = QtWidgets.QFileDialog.getSaveFileName(None, "Select File", "", "Line Files (*.csv)")
df_Sum.to_csv(export_file_path,index=False)
export_file_path, _ = QtWidgets.QFileDialog.getSaveFileName(None, "Select File", "", "Line Files (*.csv)")
df_QC.to_csv(export_file_path,index=False)
This works, but seems a basic way of doing it. I'd like to choose the export_file_path
once and then use the path for both files using a fixed file name for each, e.g. export_file_path"df_Sum.csv" and export_file_path"df_QC.csv"
CodePudding user response:
Using QFileDialog.getExistingDirectory
suggested in Comment 1 worked well, but I then realised if I was writing to the same directory as I had opened the initial file from, I could use Comment 2's suggestion and strip the directory path from the open file dialog as save myself a step.
import_file, _ = QtWidgets.QFileDialog.getOpenFileName(None, "Select File", "", "Line Files (*.csv)") # Ask for file
##Do some stuff and make 2 dataframes
#Save both
Export_Directory=os.path.dirname(import_file) #Get path name from import_file path
Sum_Name='QC_Summary.csv'
QC_Name='QC_Log.csv'
Complete_Sum=os.path.join(Export_Directory,Sum_Name)
Complete_Log=os.path.join(Export_Directory,QC_Name)
df_Sum.to_csv(Complete_Sum,index=False)
df_QC.to_csv(Complete_Log,index=False)