how to insert pictures on an Excel file?









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I have an Excel file that contains a bunch of Students' informations .
i inserted a column 'Barcode'.
I generated for each student a QRcode and put them in an array .
I want to generate pictures of these QRCodes and then insert them into my Excel File .I tried with qr.png('NameOfTheStudent') but the cells stay empty .
How can i do that ?



Here is my code :



import uuid 
import pandas as pd
import pyqrcode


def generateBarCode(length):
return str(uuid.uuid4()).replace('-','')[0:length]

df=pd.DataFrame(pd.read_excel('Komplette
GastAccountFHZugangsdatenFertig.xlsx'))
array=
for i in range(len(df)):
qr=pyqrcode.create(generateBarCode(8))
array.append(qr.png(df['Name'][i]))

df.insert(8,'Barcode',array)


with pd.ExcelWriter('Komplette-GastAccountFHZugangsdatenFertig.xlsx') as
writer :
df.to_excel(writer,sheet_name='Sheet1')


sorry i can't share the excel file , it contains confidential informations .
thank you










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    Don’t think you can do this. Try doing it in Excel manually - when you paste an image it hovers over the cells rather than going into a cell. You might be able to put a link to a picture into a cell. Good luck.
    – barny
    Nov 10 at 18:14










  • I agree with the above, it might be best to create a folder of images here and then even just use a vba script to import them. There are several posts here on importing images to Excels using vba.
    – RichardBJ
    Nov 10 at 18:44










  • thank you for the help =)
    – Yassine El Baaj
    Nov 10 at 18:52














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I have an Excel file that contains a bunch of Students' informations .
i inserted a column 'Barcode'.
I generated for each student a QRcode and put them in an array .
I want to generate pictures of these QRCodes and then insert them into my Excel File .I tried with qr.png('NameOfTheStudent') but the cells stay empty .
How can i do that ?



Here is my code :



import uuid 
import pandas as pd
import pyqrcode


def generateBarCode(length):
return str(uuid.uuid4()).replace('-','')[0:length]

df=pd.DataFrame(pd.read_excel('Komplette
GastAccountFHZugangsdatenFertig.xlsx'))
array=
for i in range(len(df)):
qr=pyqrcode.create(generateBarCode(8))
array.append(qr.png(df['Name'][i]))

df.insert(8,'Barcode',array)


with pd.ExcelWriter('Komplette-GastAccountFHZugangsdatenFertig.xlsx') as
writer :
df.to_excel(writer,sheet_name='Sheet1')


sorry i can't share the excel file , it contains confidential informations .
thank you










share|improve this question

















  • 1




    Don’t think you can do this. Try doing it in Excel manually - when you paste an image it hovers over the cells rather than going into a cell. You might be able to put a link to a picture into a cell. Good luck.
    – barny
    Nov 10 at 18:14










  • I agree with the above, it might be best to create a folder of images here and then even just use a vba script to import them. There are several posts here on importing images to Excels using vba.
    – RichardBJ
    Nov 10 at 18:44










  • thank you for the help =)
    – Yassine El Baaj
    Nov 10 at 18:52












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1
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up vote
1
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I have an Excel file that contains a bunch of Students' informations .
i inserted a column 'Barcode'.
I generated for each student a QRcode and put them in an array .
I want to generate pictures of these QRCodes and then insert them into my Excel File .I tried with qr.png('NameOfTheStudent') but the cells stay empty .
How can i do that ?



Here is my code :



import uuid 
import pandas as pd
import pyqrcode


def generateBarCode(length):
return str(uuid.uuid4()).replace('-','')[0:length]

df=pd.DataFrame(pd.read_excel('Komplette
GastAccountFHZugangsdatenFertig.xlsx'))
array=
for i in range(len(df)):
qr=pyqrcode.create(generateBarCode(8))
array.append(qr.png(df['Name'][i]))

df.insert(8,'Barcode',array)


with pd.ExcelWriter('Komplette-GastAccountFHZugangsdatenFertig.xlsx') as
writer :
df.to_excel(writer,sheet_name='Sheet1')


sorry i can't share the excel file , it contains confidential informations .
thank you










share|improve this question













I have an Excel file that contains a bunch of Students' informations .
i inserted a column 'Barcode'.
I generated for each student a QRcode and put them in an array .
I want to generate pictures of these QRCodes and then insert them into my Excel File .I tried with qr.png('NameOfTheStudent') but the cells stay empty .
How can i do that ?



Here is my code :



import uuid 
import pandas as pd
import pyqrcode


def generateBarCode(length):
return str(uuid.uuid4()).replace('-','')[0:length]

df=pd.DataFrame(pd.read_excel('Komplette
GastAccountFHZugangsdatenFertig.xlsx'))
array=
for i in range(len(df)):
qr=pyqrcode.create(generateBarCode(8))
array.append(qr.png(df['Name'][i]))

df.insert(8,'Barcode',array)


with pd.ExcelWriter('Komplette-GastAccountFHZugangsdatenFertig.xlsx') as
writer :
df.to_excel(writer,sheet_name='Sheet1')


sorry i can't share the excel file , it contains confidential informations .
thank you







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    Don’t think you can do this. Try doing it in Excel manually - when you paste an image it hovers over the cells rather than going into a cell. You might be able to put a link to a picture into a cell. Good luck.
    – barny
    Nov 10 at 18:14










  • I agree with the above, it might be best to create a folder of images here and then even just use a vba script to import them. There are several posts here on importing images to Excels using vba.
    – RichardBJ
    Nov 10 at 18:44










  • thank you for the help =)
    – Yassine El Baaj
    Nov 10 at 18:52












  • 1




    Don’t think you can do this. Try doing it in Excel manually - when you paste an image it hovers over the cells rather than going into a cell. You might be able to put a link to a picture into a cell. Good luck.
    – barny
    Nov 10 at 18:14










  • I agree with the above, it might be best to create a folder of images here and then even just use a vba script to import them. There are several posts here on importing images to Excels using vba.
    – RichardBJ
    Nov 10 at 18:44










  • thank you for the help =)
    – Yassine El Baaj
    Nov 10 at 18:52







1




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Don’t think you can do this. Try doing it in Excel manually - when you paste an image it hovers over the cells rather than going into a cell. You might be able to put a link to a picture into a cell. Good luck.
– barny
Nov 10 at 18:14




Don’t think you can do this. Try doing it in Excel manually - when you paste an image it hovers over the cells rather than going into a cell. You might be able to put a link to a picture into a cell. Good luck.
– barny
Nov 10 at 18:14












I agree with the above, it might be best to create a folder of images here and then even just use a vba script to import them. There are several posts here on importing images to Excels using vba.
– RichardBJ
Nov 10 at 18:44




I agree with the above, it might be best to create a folder of images here and then even just use a vba script to import them. There are several posts here on importing images to Excels using vba.
– RichardBJ
Nov 10 at 18:44












thank you for the help =)
– Yassine El Baaj
Nov 10 at 18:52




thank you for the help =)
– Yassine El Baaj
Nov 10 at 18:52

















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