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Re: Is there a way to write to an Excel file using Python?
Thanks for the link to the packages. I was wondering, how do I make TestComplete recognize third party libraries? I'm getting the ModuleNotFoundError. To install it, I pointed my PYTHON_HOME environment variable to Testcomplete's version of python, not the version installed on my C drive. Then I used that to build xlsxwriter. Then, setup.py places the XlsxWriter-0.9.6-py3.4.egg file in Testcomplete's Lib/site-packages folder. I can then run python in command prompt and import xlsxwriter just fine. However, when I try running import xlsxwriter in testcomplete, I get the ModuleNotFoundError. Any help is appreciated! Thank you!1.6KViews0likes1CommentIs there a way to write to an Excel file using Python?
Hi. Thanks in advance for any help. I'm trying to write to a spreadsheet using Python. I need the ability to create a new spreadsheet/workbook file and also add worksheets, or tabs, in the spreadsheet. All the support pages I've seen have been for javascript and VB. Is there a way to do it in Python? Thanks again!1.7KViews0likes3CommentsWhile running a test item, how can I wipe the log and start a new log from scratch?
Hi everyone, Thank you in advance for your help! My goal is to run one Test Item and have multiple files saved from that one run. I know I can save off multiple files by using Log.SaveResultsAs. However, I do not want the second log file to contain any messages from the first file. Also, the third file should not contain any of the previous two log files. Any time I save off, I want to wipe the log and start a new one from scratch. Is there an easy way to do this? Thank you!800Views0likes1Comment