Here is my code:
import pandas as pd
import os
data_location = ""
os.chdir(data_location)
df1 = pd.read_excel('Calculation - (Vodafone) July 22.xlsx', sheet_name='PPD Summary',
index_col=False)
df2 = df1.iat[3, 5]
df3 = df1.iat[4, 5]
df4 = '9999305'
df5 = df1.iat[3, 1]
df6 = df1.iat[4, 1]
df7 = df1.iat[3, 6]
df8 = df1.iat[4, 6]
print(df4, df5, df2, df7)
print(df4, df6, df3, df8)
Running this script will return me the following which I want to output to a csv:
9999305 0.007018639425878576 GB GBP
9999305 0.006709984038878434 IE EUR
The cells which contain the information I need are in B5:B6, F5:F6 & G5:G6. I have tried using openpyxl to get the cell ranges, however I am struggling to present and output these in a way so that csv that is outputted like the above.
CodePudding user response:
Try:
result = pd.DataFrame([[df4, df5, df2, df7],
[df4, df6, df3, df8]])
result.to_csv('filename.csv', header=False, index=False)
'filename.csv'
will contain:
9999305,0.007018639425878576,GB,GBP
9999305,0.006709984038878434,IE,EUR
If you want just to print them in a comma-separated-format:
print(df4, df5, df2, df7, sep=',')
print(df4, df6, df3, df8, sep=',')