File module issues with excel format

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This is some basic code that I use to write results into a single Excel file:

import  numpy_financial as npf
Present =2000
period =20
rate =0.12
pmt =abs(npf.pmt(rate/12,period*12,Present))
print(pmt)
import  csv
file =open("Result.xlsx",'w')
file =  csv.writer(file)
file.writerow([pmt])

as a result - Outcome. When I change the xlsx extension to csv, it opens successfully. I am aware that there is a library called xlsxwriter, but I'm curious as to whether the csv module supports xlsx extensions. Do I have something missing?

Apr 2, 2023 in Others by narikkadan
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The xlsx extensions are not supported by the csv module. An excerpt from the documentation I linked is provided below:

The csv module implements classes to read and write tabular data in CSV format

Support for writing xlsx is not mentioned in the docs.

answered Apr 2, 2023 by Kithuzzz
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