I'm very happy to declare the merge of Roger's py3k branch 'complete'
Thanks very much to Jason, Mark, Roger, Vern (alphabetic sort) and all
contributors to PyWin32 (for Python 3.0 and others).
Pywin32 is the best tool of all times, for the best language of all ages.
(just a little proble
2009/1/28 Mark Hammond :
> I'd like to express my extreme gratitude to Roger, without whom this py3k
> work would never have started in the first place. I'd also like to thank
> Jason and Vern who helped me out with the win32timezone and adodbapi modules
> respectively.
Thank you to all! One of t
Hi all,
I'm very happy to declare the merge of Roger's py3k branch 'complete' - by
which I mean all changes have been merged, and comparing the py3k branch
with the trunk after running 2to3 yields identical trees except in a few
insignificant directories - and it works :) Work still remains to b
You have to make sure you select a range first.
(There may be other ways to do it, but I use
"Range(Cells(row, column), Cells(row, column))")
Then there are 2 ways you can do it using the Merge() and UnMerge() methods or
setting the MergeCells Property to True or False
>>> from win32com.client
Title: Message
Hi,
I hope you can help
me.
I've been using
Python with Access and Excel in conjunction with some power system software for
some time now.
One thing I've been
unable to do is merge a defined quantity of cells in Excel with Python - I can
merge entire rows and columns b
