openpyxl.worksheet.worksheet module
Worksheet is the 2nd-level container in Excel.
- class openpyxl.worksheet.worksheet.Worksheet(parent, title=None)[source]
Bases:
_WorkbookChild
Represents a worksheet.
Do not create worksheets yourself, use
openpyxl.workbook.Workbook.create_sheet()
instead- BREAK_COLUMN = 2
- BREAK_NONE = 0
- BREAK_ROW = 1
- ORIENTATION_LANDSCAPE = 'landscape'
- ORIENTATION_PORTRAIT = 'portrait'
- PAPERSIZE_A3 = '8'
- PAPERSIZE_A4 = '9'
- PAPERSIZE_A4_SMALL = '10'
- PAPERSIZE_A5 = '11'
- PAPERSIZE_EXECUTIVE = '7'
- PAPERSIZE_LEDGER = '4'
- PAPERSIZE_LEGAL = '5'
- PAPERSIZE_LETTER = '1'
- PAPERSIZE_LETTER_SMALL = '2'
- PAPERSIZE_STATEMENT = '6'
- PAPERSIZE_TABLOID = '3'
- SHEETSTATE_HIDDEN = 'hidden'
- SHEETSTATE_VERYHIDDEN = 'veryHidden'
- SHEETSTATE_VISIBLE = 'visible'
- property active_cell
- add_chart(chart, anchor=None)[source]
Add a chart to the sheet Optionally provide a cell for the top-left anchor
- add_data_validation(data_validation)[source]
Add a data-validation object to the sheet. The data-validation object defines the type of data-validation to be applied and the cell or range of cells it should apply to.
- add_image(img, anchor=None)[source]
Add an image to the sheet. Optionally provide a cell for the top-left anchor
- add_table(table)[source]
Check for duplicate name in definedNames and other worksheet tables before adding table.
- append(iterable)[source]
Appends a group of values at the bottom of the current sheet.
If it’s a list: all values are added in order, starting from the first column
If it’s a dict: values are assigned to the columns indicated by the keys (numbers or letters)
- Parameters:
iterable (list|tuple|range|generator or dict) – list, range or generator, or dict containing values to append
Usage:
append([‘This is A1’, ‘This is B1’, ‘This is C1’])
or append({‘A’ : ‘This is A1’, ‘C’ : ‘This is C1’})
or append({1 : ‘This is A1’, 3 : ‘This is C1’})
- Raise:
TypeError when iterable is neither a list/tuple nor a dict
- property array_formulae
Returns a dictionary of cells with array formulae and the cells in array
- calculate_dimension()[source]
Return the minimum bounding range for all cells containing data (ex. ‘A1:M24’)
- Return type:
string
- cell(row, column, value=None)[source]
Returns a cell object based on the given coordinates.
Usage: cell(row=15, column=1, value=5)
Calling cell creates cells in memory when they are first accessed.
- Parameters:
row (int) – row index of the cell (e.g. 4)
column (int) – column index of the cell (e.g. 3)
value (numeric or time or string or bool or none) – value of the cell (e.g. 5)
- Return type:
- property column_groups
Return a list of column ranges where more than one column
- property columns
Produces all cells in the worksheet, by column (see
iter_cols()
)
- property dimensions
Returns the result of
calculate_dimension()
- property freeze_panes
- iter_cols(min_col=None, max_col=None, min_row=None, max_row=None, values_only=False)[source]
Produces cells from the worksheet, by column. Specify the iteration range using indices of rows and columns.
If no indices are specified the range starts at A1.
If no cells are in the worksheet an empty tuple will be returned.
- Parameters:
min_col (int) – smallest column index (1-based index)
min_row (int) – smallest row index (1-based index)
max_col (int) – largest column index (1-based index)
max_row (int) – largest row index (1-based index)
values_only (bool) – whether only cell values should be returned
- Return type:
generator
- iter_rows(min_row=None, max_row=None, min_col=None, max_col=None, values_only=False)[source]
Produces cells from the worksheet, by row. Specify the iteration range using indices of rows and columns.
If no indices are specified the range starts at A1.
If no cells are in the worksheet an empty tuple will be returned.
- Parameters:
min_col (int) – smallest column index (1-based index)
min_row (int) – smallest row index (1-based index)
max_col (int) – largest column index (1-based index)
max_row (int) – largest row index (1-based index)
values_only (bool) – whether only cell values should be returned
- Return type:
generator
- property max_column
The maximum column index containing data (1-based)
- Type:
int
- property max_row
The maximum row index containing data (1-based)
- Type:
int
- merge_cells(range_string=None, start_row=None, start_column=None, end_row=None, end_column=None)[source]
Set merge on a cell range. Range is a cell range (e.g. A1:E1)
- property merged_cell_ranges
Return a copy of cell ranges
Note
Deprecated: Use ws.merged_cells.ranges
- mime_type = 'application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.spreadsheetml.worksheet+xml'
- property min_column
The minimum column index containing data (1-based)
- Type:
int
- property min_row
The minimum row index containing data (1-based)
- Type:
int
- move_range(cell_range, rows=0, cols=0, translate=False)[source]
Move a cell range by the number of rows and/or columns: down if rows > 0 and up if rows < 0 right if cols > 0 and left if cols < 0 Existing cells will be overwritten. Formulae and references will not be updated.
- property print_area
The print area for the worksheet, or None if not set. To set, supply a range like ‘A1:D4’ or a list of ranges.
- property print_title_cols
Columns to be printed at the left side of every page (ex: ‘A:C’)
- property print_title_rows
Rows to be printed at the top of every page (ex: ‘1:3’)
- property print_titles
- property rows
Produces all cells in the worksheet, by row (see
iter_rows()
)- Type:
generator
- property selected_cell
- property sheet_view
- property show_gridlines
- property tables
- unmerge_cells(range_string=None, start_row=None, start_column=None, end_row=None, end_column=None)[source]
Remove merge on a cell range. Range is a cell range (e.g. A1:E1)
- property values
Produces all cell values in the worksheet, by row
- Type:
generator
- openpyxl.worksheet.worksheet.isgenerator(obj)