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If I have this tuple:

('one', 'two', 'three', 'four', 'five', 'six', 'seven', 'eight', 'nine', 'ten')

and I want to accomplish three things,

1. list the tuple elements down a column starting with A1 and ending with A10,
   
2. have the number-iteration in A1 to A10 replace the '#' placeholder in this code:

   sheet['A#'].value = 'tuple-element'

3. have the tuple element iterate through and replace the 'tuple-element' placeholder in this same code:

   sheet['A#'].value = 'tuple-element'

how would I accomplish this?
If possible, could you point me in the direction using simple loops instead of f-strings? I'm still learning loops and I'm challenged with the older, simpler style right now.

I've been working on it and I'm stuck with this consistent result

{"sheet['A1'].value = ''": 'one', "sheet['A10'].value = ''": 'ten', etc.

So I have the A1-A10 numbering working.
I'm having trouble inserting the tuple element in between the quotations in this part of the code

value = ''

Thanks,
Phil