I am trying to import Excel data into Gephi, but the file formats it supports are of CSV. Is there any way of importing excel data into Gephi
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So I am a Laravel Excel novice and I need to find a way to import table data into an existing excel sheet on my disk. So far I have been able to Excel::download a fresh sheet with my table data, but sadly not been able to import it to the existing excel sheet I want. Do you have any ideas?
So are you wanting to import data from an excel spreadsheet to a database? if so here is the link on how to get started on the docs. Just to be aware you need to upload the excel file to handle it laravel import docs
I know that openpyxl does not keep data validation cells while saving an Excel file. Is there another open-source library which can do that?
given a data in an excel sheet, For the purpose of converting it to Paradox DB, to get used in paradox program. there are any application that convert excel sheet to paradox DB?
The paradox application itself can definitely import csv files and store them in a paradox table. I can’t remember if it can import Xls direct so you may have to save as in excel to convert your data to csv first.
Save the excel file as DBF or WK1 or csv, Import it in Paradox.
I have a biometric excel file as shown in the screenshot. I want to import the excel file using laravel excel. But the format of the excel is different. I tried to import this but its tough to call the data for the particular employee. Is there another way to import a biometric file. Or If i can import this How to do that?
I need to push some 3000 entries from excel to an application called AMOS so could it be possible by excel vba or through some other utilities or applications.
AMOS doesn't support Excel data being programmatically "pushed in to it".
Instead, save the Excel data as file type CSV (Comma delimited) and then import into AMOS. You can create a CSV file programmatically if necessary.
AMOS can also import Excel 97-2003 XLS files, but not XLSX. You can save a newer file as XLS in Excel by choosing file type Excel 97-2003 Workbook (*.xls).
More info here.