I am trying to use Python to look for a value in an Excel spreadsheet, and have Python print out the row that value is in.
For example, I know that the number 10 is in a certain column in my spreadsheet, but there are too many rows to search through manually, so I would like to use Python to find out which row it is in.
So for example, if you're looking for "10" in a spreadsheet of various numbers a easy way to solve this is to use the xlrd library and loop through each cell and check if it contains "10"
for row in range(sheet.nrows):
for col in range(sheet.ncols):
if sheet.cell_value(row, col) == 10:
print row, col
Keep in mind that this is not the most effective way of doing this. If you have a significant amount of data you could use pandas, import one csv as a "Objective_Table" dataframe and import another as a "Search_Table" and then use the merge feature.
Hope this helps.