add pyexcel to list #9
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Thanks @Djones4822 for the PR! Sorry it took so long to get merged. |
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Clone of PR #6 from Djones4822
pyexcel is a library that has a unified api for both xlsx and xls and supports many other spreadsheet and data formats. It is actively developed and maintained and a good choice for someone that needs to work with more than 1 spreadsheet type.
This PR adds it to the list under openpyxl which, in my opinion, is still the standard for working with Excel 2010 files in 2023.