How do i read csv file column wise using python
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Read from Excelsheet and create dict in only if status of customer is active
"name":"name",
"address":"address",
"email":"email"
for in active customers create dict as
"name":"name",
"status":"inactive"
finally create json
as
"customer_id":"Your_name",
"active_members":,
"inactive_members":,
"Final_status":"Second code is Comp"
(use excel file for the data)
python csv
edited Nov 20 at 12:34
Rahul Agarwal
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asked Nov 20 at 11:43
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Read from Excelsheet and create dict in only if status of customer is active
"name":"name",
"address":"address",
"email":"email"
for in active customers create dict as
"name":"name",
"status":"inactive"
finally create json
as
"customer_id":"Your_name",
"active_members":,
"inactive_members":,
"Final_status":"Second code is Comp"
(use excel file for the data)
python csv
edited Nov 20 at 12:34
Rahul Agarwal
2,07131026
asked Nov 20 at 11:43
hi govind
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What have you tried so far?
– Yakov Dan
Nov 20 at 11:58
1
pandas has great support for reading excel-files. usepd.read_excel(). Read the data and print it and you'll know what to do. Useipythonand explore the data interactively. Then, when you're stuck, come back here and post your code and explain which part you have problems with and people gladly help you! Good luck.
– Fredrik Pihl
Nov 20 at 12:39
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up vote
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Read from Excelsheet and create dict in only if status of customer is active
"name":"name",
"address":"address",
"email":"email"
for in active customers create dict as
"name":"name",
"status":"inactive"
finally create json
as
"customer_id":"Your_name",
"active_members":,
"inactive_members":,
"Final_status":"Second code is Comp"
(use excel file for the data)
python csv
edited Nov 20 at 12:34
Rahul Agarwal
2,07131026
asked Nov 20 at 11:43
hi govind
21
Read from Excelsheet and create dict in only if status of customer is active
"name":"name",
"address":"address",
"email":"email"
for in active customers create dict as
"name":"name",
"status":"inactive"
finally create json
as
"customer_id":"Your_name",
"active_members":,
"inactive_members":,
"Final_status":"Second code is Comp"
(use excel file for the data)
python csv
python csv
edited Nov 20 at 12:34
Rahul Agarwal
2,07131026
asked Nov 20 at 11:43
hi govind
21
edited Nov 20 at 12:34
Rahul Agarwal
2,07131026
asked Nov 20 at 11:43
hi govind
21
edited Nov 20 at 12:34
Rahul Agarwal
2,07131026
edited Nov 20 at 12:34
Rahul Agarwal
2,07131026
edited Nov 20 at 12:34
Rahul Agarwal
2,07131026
2,07131026
asked Nov 20 at 11:43
hi govind
21
asked Nov 20 at 11:43
hi govind
21
asked Nov 20 at 11:43
hi govind
21
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What have you tried so far?
– Yakov Dan
Nov 20 at 11:58
1
pandas has great support for reading excel-files. usepd.read_excel(). Read the data and print it and you'll know what to do. Useipythonand explore the data interactively. Then, when you're stuck, come back here and post your code and explain which part you have problems with and people gladly help you! Good luck.
– Fredrik Pihl
Nov 20 at 12:39
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What have you tried so far?
– Yakov Dan
Nov 20 at 11:58
1
pandas has great support for reading excel-files. usepd.read_excel(). Read the data and print it and you'll know what to do. Useipythonand explore the data interactively. Then, when you're stuck, come back here and post your code and explain which part you have problems with and people gladly help you! Good luck.
– Fredrik Pihl
Nov 20 at 12:39
What have you tried so far?
– Yakov Dan
Nov 20 at 11:58
What have you tried so far?
– Yakov Dan
Nov 20 at 11:58
1
1
pandas has great support for reading excel-files. use
pd.read_excel(). Read the data and print it and you'll know what to do. Use ipython and explore the data interactively. Then, when you're stuck, come back here and post your code and explain which part you have problems with and people gladly help you! Good luck.– Fredrik Pihl
Nov 20 at 12:39
pandas has great support for reading excel-files. use
pd.read_excel(). Read the data and print it and you'll know what to do. Use ipython and explore the data interactively. Then, when you're stuck, come back here and post your code and explain which part you have problems with and people gladly help you! Good luck.– Fredrik Pihl
Nov 20 at 12:39
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What have you tried so far?
– Yakov Dan
Nov 20 at 11:58
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pandas has great support for reading excel-files. use
pd.read_excel(). Read the data and print it and you'll know what to do. Useipythonand explore the data interactively. Then, when you're stuck, come back here and post your code and explain which part you have problems with and people gladly help you! Good luck.– Fredrik Pihl
Nov 20 at 12:39