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Reading three tables from same file in different Dataframes in pandas

Time:05-26

I have a .xlsx file in which there are 3 different table available, seprated by three key words "Setteled", "Refund", "Charged" in want to read all the table in separate dataframes, sharing file data and desired output.

File Data:-

   Setteled
   IN.Type     STRA     STRB   STRC
   CRBD        2487     XR     XL0054
   DFRS        3754     MY     XL0684
   CRBD        7356     DF     XL8911
   DFRS        4487     DF     XL58999
   DFRS        7785     MY     XL76568
   CRBD        8235     GL     XL0635
   DFRS        2468     PQ     XL4569
   DFRS        9735     GR     XL7589
   CRBD        6486     TY     XL5566 
   DFRS        1023     PQ     XL27952

   Refund
   IN.Type     STRD     STRE   
   DFRS        5898     RT     
   DFRS        5684     YU     
   CRBD        2564     RT     
   DFRS        1564     OP   
   DFRS        2548     YU   
   CRBD        4478     GL   
   CRBD        4515     OP  
   DFRS        5695     YU   
   DFRS        8665     RT   
   CRBD        1487     LK    

   Charged
   IN.Type     STRF     STRG   
   CRBD        1289     GH     
   CRBD        8546     JK     
   CRBD        6599     LP     
   DFRS        7899     JK   
   DFRS        1456     GH   
   CRBD        6988     JK   
   DFRS        1468     LP  
   DFRS        4697     GH   
   DFRS        7941     LP   
   DFRS        1636     JK
  

Now after reading the filr, I want above three tables in different dataframe as below.

df = "Row available below Setteled"

df:-

   IN.Type     STRA     STRB   STRC
   CRBD        2487     XR     XL0054
   DFRS        3754     MY     XL0684
   CRBD        7356     DF     XL8911
   DFRS        4487     DF     XL58999
   DFRS        7785     MY     XL76568
   CRBD        8235     GL     XL0635
   DFRS        2468     PQ     XL4569
   DFRS        9735     GR     XL7589
   CRBD        6486     TY     XL5566 
   DFRS        1023     PQ     XL27952

df2 = "Row available below Refund"

df2:-

   IN.Type     STRD     STRE   
   DFRS        5898     RT     
   DFRS        5684     YU     
   CRBD        2564     RT     
   DFRS        1564     OP   
   DFRS        2548     YU   
   CRBD        4478     GL   
   CRBD        4515     OP  
   DFRS        5695     YU   
   DFRS        8665     RT   
   CRBD        1487     LK  

df3 = "Rows available below Charged"

df3:-

   IN.Type     STRF     STRG   
   CRBD        1289     GH     
   CRBD        8546     JK     
   CRBD        6599     LP     
   DFRS        7899     JK   
   DFRS        1456     GH   
   CRBD        6988     JK   
   DFRS        1468     LP  
   DFRS        4697     GH   
   DFRS        7941     LP   
   DFRS        1636     JK

CodePudding user response:

Are your "tables" actual Excel tables? If so, you could use the approach explained here.

E.g.:

import pandas as pd
from openpyxl import load_workbook

filename = "tables.xlsx"

#read file
wb = load_workbook(filename)

#access specific sheet
ws = wb["Sheet1"]

mapping = {}

for entry, data_boundary in ws.tables.items():
    #parse the data within the ref boundary
    data = ws[data_boundary]
    #extract the data 
    #the inner list comprehension gets the values for each cell in the table
    content = [[cell.value for cell in ent] 
               for ent in data
          ]
    
    header = content[0]
    
    #the contents ... excluding the header
    rest = content[1:]
    
    #create dataframe with the column names
    #and pair table name with dataframe
    df = pd.DataFrame(rest, columns = header)
    mapping[entry] = df

This will get you a dictionary with all the tables in a specific sheet.

CodePudding user response:

I am not sure if this is the best approach, but you can use

pd.read_excel(file, skiprows=1, skipfooter=#)

So for the first dataframe you need to skip one line at the start and #number of lines below the last line of data you have

You can also read it all as dataframe and then slice it using df.loc

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