openpyxl documentation

[OldMainframeProgrammer]

I started a project early last spring reading and updating an excel spreadsheet and got pulled off it for other activities. I'm now back to it. The little bit of sample code that I'd written imports from openpyxl and I'm looking for the documentation for openpyxl. When I got to python.org and search the documentation there for openpyxl it returns no results. My browser history doesn't go back that far.
Thanks,
Old Mainframe Programmer

[menator01]

duckduckgo search
https://openpyxl.readthedocs.io/en/stable/tutorial.html

[Pedroski55]

Often, the actual docs are, well, difficult, at least for me. I find it easier to learn from examples.

realpython.com has many good, simple examples for many things Python. That might be more helpful to get started. They start very simply.

Lately, realpython.com wants you to join up before you can read the tutorials, but you just need and email and a password.

[buran]

The PyPI page for respective package is always a good place to start when looking for information for third-party package
https://pypi.org/project/openpyxl/
there is Project links section which usually contain links to homepage, docs, source code, bug tracker etc.