Converting a CSV file with Unix, Python, and a Mac service

[@IvanSalcedoMx]

Hello Nicholas! I'm from Guadalajara, Mexico, and I just finished wqu's data science course. Honestly extraordinary, very enjoyable and I learned more than in the master's degree in data science. I will start MSc in Financial Engineering soon, I just need to perfect my English a little. Thanks Pacman ! (Logistic Regression Cap.4) jeje.

[@KeithDvorak]

You’re back! Huzzah!

[@NicholasCifuentesGoodbody]

Lol, yes. Trying to get back in the swing of things. Hope all is well with you. How are the studies going?

[@KeithDvorak]

That's excellent news for us! I've missed your posts. Studies have been on hold…alas…but trying to rekindle the fire now. Did I see somewhere that you might be in CA, perhaps SoCal? If true, do you ever get up to the Bay Area? I'd love to get together over coffee or tasty adult beverage!

[@finndriver1063]

If I have a formulae in my spreadsheet, does it output the formula or result?

[@NicholasCifuentesGoodbody]

The example I discuss in my blog is converting a CSV file to a fixed-width text file. So I'm not sure about XSLX files. But I think that the best way to deal with Excel formulas in Python is using the Openpyxl library. You can read more here: stackoverflow.com/questions/42102674/how-can-i-see-the-formulas-of-an-excel-spreadsheet-in-pandas-python