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Web Development with Django

You're reading from   Web Development with Django Learn to build modern web applications with a Python-based framework

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Product type Paperback
Published in Feb 2021
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781839212505
Length 826 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Saurabh Badhwar Saurabh Badhwar
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Bharath Chandra K S Bharath Chandra K S
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Andrew Bird Andrew Bird
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Ben Shaw Ben Shaw
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Chris Guest Chris Guest
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Table of Contents (17) Chapters Close

Preface
1. Introduction to Django 2. Models and Migrations FREE CHAPTER 3. URL Mapping, Views, and Templates 4. Introduction to Django Admin 5. Serving Static Files 6. Forms 7. Advanced Form Validation and Model Forms 8. Media Serving and File Uploads 9. Sessions and Authentication 10. Advanced Django Admin and Customizations 11. Advanced Templating and Class-Based Views 12. Building a REST API 13. Generating CSV, PDF, and Other Binary Files 14. Testing 15. Django Third-Party Libraries 16. Using a Frontend JavaScript Library with Django

Working with Excel Files in Python

Microsoft Excel is a world-renowned software in the field of book-keeping and tabular record management. Similarly, the XLSX file format that was introduced with Excel has seen rapid and widespread adoption and is now supported by all the major product vendors.

You will find that Microsoft Excel and its XLSX format are used quite a lot in the marketing and sales departments of many companies. Let's say, for one such company's marketing department, you are building a web portal in Django that keeps track of the products purchased by users. It also displays data about the purchases, such as the time of purchase and the location where the purchase was made. The marketing and sales teams are planning to use this data to generate leads or to create relevant advertisements.

Since the marketing and sales teams use Excel quite a lot, we might want to export the data available inside our web application in XLSX format, which is native to Excel...

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