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ENH: Transparent Excel2Pandas import and reverse export. Excel file editing through pandas and vice versa. #48934
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Pls add an informative title |
This sounds too complex to support. Excel is a format which does not store different data types well, and we'd be trying to hack something in. -1 |
May I Ask for a reconsideration? I understand that storing complex data types would be quite a complex process. For numerical, string and categorical values this could be doable. Very similar to how I can import SPSS files with extended meta data into Pandas and (when I haven't changed the structure of data vs metadeta) can export it again to an equivalent SPSS file. Alternatively: |
this is too complex to put in main pandas - you are welcome to make a package that does this but it's ot for core -1 on extending here |
Agreed, this is out of scope for us. Closing for now |
Feature Type
Adding new functionality to pandas
Changing existing functionality in pandas
Removing existing functionality in pandas
Problem Description
I want to have a human readible and editable step in my pandas dataframe process.
For example. I have a dataframe. I save it to excel. Later in the software I recreate the pandas dataframe from that excel.
Now I can manually edit the information in the excel outside of python.
I am missing a to_excel method that manages to save as much of the metadata information as possible (if necessary in seperate additional sheets) so that when I later recreate the the dataframe from excel all my original structure (such as data types) is maintained.
Feature Description
A to_excel method that manages to save as much of the metadata information as possible (if necessary in seperate additional sheets) so that when I later recreate the the dataframe from excel all my original structure (such as data types) is maintained.
Alternative Solutions
Open to suggestions
Additional Context
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