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Python arrays start at 0, so it is a bit confusing having to read indexes starting at 1. I know that 0 is meant to read all sheets, but in fact it is more intuitive to use None which is compatible with pandas definitions, for example.
Do you think this is generally a good idea or the current format is enough?
He had some quick discussion here pola-rs/polars#6183 when trying to implement xlsx2csv and openpyxl together in the same API.
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It seems like a good idea, but I don't see any way of changing it. People are using it already.
Or, if you are using it from inside python, we can create a new version with breaking changes, where only python interface changes, and cmd interface doesn't change.
Python arrays start at 0, so it is a bit confusing having to read indexes starting at 1. I know that 0 is meant to read all sheets, but in fact it is more intuitive to use None which is compatible with pandas definitions, for example.
Do you think this is generally a good idea or the current format is enough?
He had some quick discussion here pola-rs/polars#6183 when trying to implement xlsx2csv and openpyxl together in the same API.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: