Dec-15-2017, 12:31 PM
I haven't tried that - it was what I was thinking of as I was writing the post...
So being rather new to python - I'm assuming if I was to go with a the list append approach, I'd create and empty list above the initial for and then I basically change the print commands to append to the list instead of printing - Is that correct?
Then once the whole list has the same as what is in the output section above I can just split that into 1 string for each table?
Sorry if these are all really stupid questions...
So being rather new to python - I'm assuming if I was to go with a the list append approach, I'd create and empty list above the initial for and then I basically change the print commands to append to the list instead of printing - Is that correct?
Then once the whole list has the same as what is in the output section above I can just split that into 1 string for each table?
Sorry if these are all really stupid questions...