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I know about the XLWT library, which I’ve used before on a Django project. XLWT is very neat but as far as I know, it doesn’t support .xlsx which is the biggest obstacle in my case. I’m probably going to be dealing with more than 2**16 rows of information. Is there any other mature similar library? Or even better, is there a fork for the XLWT with this added functionality? I know there are libraries in C#, but if a python implementation already exists, it would be a lot better.
Thanks a bunch!
This is pretty good. I used it for a couple of small things:
http://packages.python.org/openpyxl/