Feb-07-2018, 05:54 PM
My python code writing experience is scarcely a month and and I am now the proud parent of what has become a 500 line program written in python that process daily data so I can monitor my blood sugar. Results are presently written to a text file and it looks very 1980’s-ish. I want to create charts/graphs showing my trends and figure that Excel is a good way to do it.
I can now write the results to an excel file but only if I generate the entire output from all the data in the text file every time a new line of data is generated.
It would be far more efficient if I could append the daily line of data to the existing spreadsheet instead of rewriting it. As I see it, I would have to detect the last line written and go to the next row to place the new row of data.
Thoughts appreciated….
I can now write the results to an excel file but only if I generate the entire output from all the data in the text file every time a new line of data is generated.
It would be far more efficient if I could append the daily line of data to the existing spreadsheet instead of rewriting it. As I see it, I would have to detect the last line written and go to the next row to place the new row of data.
Thoughts appreciated….