The document outlines the use of Excel in Python through the openpyxl module, which allows for reading and modifying Excel files. It explains the structure of Excel documents, how to install the module, and provides code snippets for opening workbooks and accessing sheets and cells. The document serves as a guide for users looking to integrate Excel operations within Python applications.

1. Names :
RomalYorish
Muhammad Saber Sidiq
Ahmad Taeb Baryali

2. Outline:-
Why we use excel in python
Excel Documents
Installing the openpyxl Module
Reading(opening) excel documents
Getting Sheets from the Workbook
Getting Cells from the Sheets

3. Why We Use Excel in Python ?
Excel is a popular and powerful spreadsheet
application for Windows.The openpyxl module
allows your Python programs to read and
modify Excel spreadsheet files.
 For example, you might have the boring task of
copying certain data from one spreadsheet and
pasting it into another one.
Or you might have to go through thousands of
rows and pick out just a handful of them to make
small edits based on some criteria.

4. Excel Documents
An Excel spreadsheet document is called a
workbook.
A single workbook is saved in a file with
the .xlsx extension.
Each workbook can contain multiple sheets
(also called worksheets).
The sheet the user is currently viewing (or
last viewed before closing Excel) is called the
active sheet.

5. Installing the Openpyxl Module
Python does not come with OpenPyXL, so you’ll
have to install it.
Follow the instructions for installing tow-party
modules in Appendix
 Step 1:-
 You can by write pip install openpyxl in CMD
install this library .
 Step 2:-
 The name of the module is openpyxl.To test
whether it is installed correctly, enter the
following into the interactive shell:

6. Opening Excel Documents
For this task we must write this code :
>>> import openpyxl.load_workbook (Path)

7. Getting Sheets from the Workbook
For this task :-

8. Getting Cells from the Sheets

9. Getting Rows and Columns from the Sheets

10. Output

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