Python rstrip（）不起作用

Question

So I have a script ( Python: Openpyxl outputs "None" for empty cells ) that converts an XLSX file to a CSV file.

One of the cells is on multiple lines and contains no double quotes. When I run rstrip() it still remains on multiple lines

Any ideas?

for rownum in sh.iter_rows():
                values = [("" if cell.value is None else unicode(cell.value).encode('ascii','ignore').rstrip()) 
                    for cell in rownum]
                wr.writerow(values)

The first line in the CSV file is:

"S. No","Summary","Question","Answer","Keywords","Product","Category","Access Level (Everyone, Help, Platinum)","Status 
Public (Customer facing)
Private (Internal only)"

How do I get the last cell

Answer 1

rstrip() will only remove the whitespace at the end of the string not the newlines in the middle of the strings. Do the following instead: lets say the variable values contains your string, then:

values = ' '.join(values.strip().split('\n'))