Been following a guide to write to xls files and the exmaple used was the following:
wb = xlwt.Workbook()
newsheet=wb.add_sheet('sheet1')
newsheet.write('0','0','testing')
wb.save(testing.xls)
However I get an error saying:
ValueError: row index was '0', not allowed by .xls format
This may be a really stupid question (but as guides show this as "valid" does anyone know whats causing this?
The first two arguments of the write()
method have to be row and column numbers, not strings:
newsheet.write(0, 0, 'testing')
FYI, here is the write()
method docstring :
def write(self, r, c, label="", style=Style.default_style):
"""
This method is used to write a cell to a :class:`Worksheet`.
:param r:
The zero-relative number of the row in the worksheet to which
the cell should be written.
:param c:
The zero-relative number of the column in the worksheet to which
the cell should be written.
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