1. IntroductionRegarding reading and writing Word documents, the previous two articles provided comprehensive summaries. This article serves as a supplement to the Word automation series, covering several practical office scenarios…
1. IntroductionAs the final article in the PPT automation series, we’ll cover advanced features and common usage points in PPT, including: 2. Predefined ShapesIn fact, the content area of PPT…
1. IntroductionThe previous article briefly introduced the document structure of PPT and used the python-pptx dependency library to perform the most basic operations on PPT documents. As the second article…
1. IntroductionDuring mobile app crawling, when encountering unknown parameters, we often need to reverse engineer the app. For parameter generation logic, we can use Python to implement it. However, some…
1. IntroductionToday, I recommend a niche lightweight crawler library: RoboBrowser – Your friendly neighborhood web scraper! Written entirely in Python, it runs without requiring a separate browser. It can not only perform…
1. IntroductionIn daily office automation tasks, using Python can truly double your efficiency!In our previous series, we provided a comprehensive summary of Python operations with Excel.Starting from this article, we’ll…
1. Introduction In the previous article, we discussed using the combination of xlrd, xlwt, and xlutils to manipulate Excel files. This article continues with another approach: openpyxl. It must be said…
1. Introduction Previously, we discussed the two most common approaches for handling Excel files in Python: xlrd/xlwt and openpyxl. To summarize: This article continues the discussion by exploring other methods for manipulating Excel…
1. IntroductionIn our daily work, we frequently use office software such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and PDF. However, we often encounter repetitive and tedious tasks, making manual operations highly inefficient….