"SPSReview file to xlsx file" conversion tool in Python.
The provided code is a Python script that reads data from multiple text files in a directory, extracts specific information from each file, and writes the data to a CSV file and an Excel file.
Steps to Use the Code:
Steps to Use the Code:
- Ensure that Python 3.x is installed on your system.
- Save the provided code to a file with a .py extension.
- Update the input_dir and output_file variables in the code with the appropriate values for your use case.
- <li>The input_dir variable should be the path to the directory containing the input text files.
- The output_file variable should be the path to the CSV file that will be created by the script.
- Run the code by executing the script in the Python environment.
- <li>You can execute the code from the terminal using the command
- Alternatively, you can run the code from an IDE such as PyCharm or Jupyter Notebook.
python script_name.py. - After the script has completed, the output CSV and Excel files will be created at the paths specified in the input and output variables respectively.
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