Excellent!!! Many thanks! Instead of generating one doc for each row, it is possible to generate each letter as a page of the same document? I would like to apply this not for generating letters, but for generating, for example, bibliographic references.
Hi sir. Thanks for this. I have a question. Do you know how to make it possible to choose different excel file everytime I want to automate the word document? I want to use the same docs template, but with different excel files.
Fantastic tutorial, it really helped me out! I have a small question though, I'm trying to add text to a text box. How can I align the string from python in the middle? I tried changing the textbox settings in word but python ignores this and aligns bottom
Thanks for the tutorial, it's very helpful. One question how could I modify the code so that the name of newly generated document was generated_doc_{first_name}_{last_name}.docx instead of generated_doc_{index}.docx ? Knowing that context = {'first_name': row['first'], 'last_name': row['last']}
I haven’t tried but I’m pretty sure you can do it. Check the “Google Sheets with Python” video in the channel. The idea would be the same after you extract the data from Google Sheets
Thank you for this awesome tutorial, using Jinja in Flask recently was fascinating and now knowing you can use it with word documents will surely be time saving. I have one question is it possible to fill each template within the same file but different pages ?
excellent tutorial... I wanted to create an exe but the 'docxtpl' module is giving me problems *ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'docxtpl'*executable ? can U give me some explanation? tks
Hey, I am a real estate broker. who has to make a lot of reports on houses. I am looking for a way how I can take pictures directly from my iphone and put them into word with the same format and also add text. without having to transfer the pictures from my computer. I want to take these pictures directly from my iphone and import them into word + add the text. And later I want to edit this word document on my computer. Would this work on iphone?
Frank, thank you for this video. It was very helpful!
🎉 wow, this is so helpful! thank you for making this video tutorial!
Nice video, well explained!
Glad you liked it!
Good Job! Thanks 🚀
Excelente video, Muchas gracias Frank, me va a servir de mucho
Me gusta como mis videos en ingles tienen algunos comentarios en español y mis videos de mi canal en español tienen algunos comentarios en ingles 😂
This is awesome
Excellent video! Tks for this
Excellent work. Thanks!
Perfect method! and how to make one word document from several when iterating?
Excellent!!! Many thanks!
Instead of generating one doc for each row, it is possible to generate each letter as a page of the same document? I would like to apply this not for generating letters, but for generating, for example, bibliographic references.
Hi sir. Thanks for this. I have a question. Do you know how to make it possible to choose different excel file everytime I want to automate the word document?
I want to use the same docs template, but with different excel files.
which tool you using to creat the pyton script?
Fantastic tutorial, it really helped me out! I have a small question though, I'm trying to add text to a text box. How can I align the string from python in the middle? I tried changing the textbox settings in word but python ignores this and aligns bottom
Hey
Did you find any solutions?
Thank you for the great video! One query: Is it possible to update the status of checkboxes? If so, how?
Thanks for the tutorial, it's very helpful. One question how could I modify the code so that the name of newly generated document was generated_doc_{first_name}_{last_name}.docx instead of generated_doc_{index}.docx ? Knowing that context = {'first_name': row['first'],
'last_name': row['last']}
Do I need frameworks to automate?
how to update table of content dynamically
It's there something similar but for sheets and docs from Google?
I haven’t tried but I’m pretty sure you can do it. Check the “Google Sheets with Python” video in the channel. The idea would be the same after you extract the data from Google Sheets
@@ThePyCoach Thanks a lot, great work!
Thank you for this awesome tutorial, using Jinja in Flask recently was fascinating and now knowing you can use it with word documents will surely be time saving. I have one question is it possible to fill each template within the same file but different pages ?
excellent tutorial... I wanted to create an exe but the 'docxtpl' module is giving me problems *ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'docxtpl'*executable ? can U give me some explanation? tks
its generating different documents with the same data
Hi I am getting a KeyError on the name of the row. How to resolve this?
how can i automate all the data to the same word file ?
Hey, I am a real estate broker. who has to make a lot of reports on houses. I am looking for a way how I can take pictures directly from my iphone and put them into word with the same format and also add text. without having to transfer the pictures from my computer.
I want to take these pictures directly from my iphone and import them into word + add the text.
And later I want to edit this word document on my computer.
Would this work on iphone?
But printing context shows different data
Thank you so much, now I'm gonna apply to so many fucking jobs lmfao
I am getting this error in email automation, please resolve it...
em['From'] = email_sender
TypeError: 'type' object does not support item assignment
isn't easier to just download a cv template and work on it? i really dont get what you are trying to do here.
increasing returns to scale
slow starter.... what dev environment are you using? pip install docxtpl does not work