Peter Hijma
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Product is rated as #23 in category Excel
Welcome! Learn to use Python for migrating your excel files in almost any format to a relational database.
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Specification: Python & Excel: Easily migrate spreadsheets to a database
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| Price | $11.99 |
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| Duration | 1 hour |
| Year | 2018 |
| Level | Beginner |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | Yes |
Python & Excel: Easily migrate spreadsheets to a database
$11.99
aaron wai –
good educational materials. It is nice if the pycham editor running with white background. It is hard to read the code with dark background and grey font
Frans Suwardi –
Clear explanation with display the result right away.
Edward Madigan –
The presentation is direct and very informative. Easy to work along with the instructor. This is really exciting material.
John Carmack –
Great course, on topic & concise, exactly what I needed it to be 🙂
Will Grant –
better understanding of concepts for how you can convert excel data into a database (using peewee and dbeaver)
Jaswinder Dhillon –
So far so good. I like the pace. Presenter is knowledgeable.
Nannette Spear –
Yes, it was a good introduction on how to merge and append excel files and then writing to a database.
Jason Duerr –
I’m so into this.
Dalibor Zeman –
Nice, what I expect. Thanks But code is hard reading in black background. Change font size or change background color. Or share presented codes in resourses
Antonios Lalechos –
Good content. Ok sound but Awful video quality.
Farooq Anwer –
I have learned a method to perform data extraction and consolidation which faster and accurate. I really enjoyed the course.
David Sheffield –
This is just what I needed to learn.
Steve Hagerman –
Would have been nice to have some tests to test comprehension and explanations on what the code was. We used peewee and in it teacher wrote about model but I am not sure what that is and how it applies as I have not seen that before with database design. The course does teach exactly what it says though. I was looking for how to use MySQL though so using SQLite was not what I expected.