Oct-12-2019, 07:23 PM
(This post was last modified: Oct-12-2019, 07:23 PM by curranjohn46.)
Thanks I saw that article but it didn't use iter_rows and iter_cols, which I was determined to use. Anyway, I figured out this solution:
for x, rows in enumerate(DateColumnA): ws3.cell(row=x+1, column=1).value = rows #print(rows) wb3.save('C:\\folder\\output.xlsx')Works great but now I need to determine how to write the data to output.xlsx starting at row 16 instead of row 1 so I don't overwrite the first 16 existing header rows in output.xlsx. Any ideas appreciated.