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FYI, this post is out of date. As of Python 3.0, universal newline mode is now
the default and 'U' is accepted, but no longer does anything.
I deal with a lot of people that prefer to open reports in Microsoft Excel. I've gotten used to generating CSV (comma …
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In the early stages of an organization, it is common for most data to be stored in spreadsheets. Spreadsheet applications are common and easily understood by most small business people. Unfortunately, spreadsheets become burdensome when tasks move beyond calculations and into querying (Churcher, 2007). Fortunately, databases are designed with querying …
