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Now I used the xslx2csv tool which I saw in other answers of similar questions on stackoverflow and run the code: xlsx2csv --all file.xlsx in my terminal. But all that does is print all the sheets of the xlsx file as a csv in my terminal instead of creating separate csv files in for each sheet my current directory.



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  • I think it's working properly, it's just not designed to split them all into separate files. Is this helpful?
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Now I used the xslx2csv tool which I saw in other answers of similar questions on stackoverflow and run the code: xlsx2csv --all file.xlsx in my terminal. But all that does is print all the sheets of the xlsx file as a csv in my terminal instead of creating separate csv files in for each sheet my current directory.



This should be simple but I can't find simple answers..



How do I solve this? All help much appreciated!










share|improve this question






















  • I think it's working properly, it's just not designed to split them all into separate files. Is this helpful?
    – extensionhelp
    Nov 21 at 22:15













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up vote
0
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Now I used the xslx2csv tool which I saw in other answers of similar questions on stackoverflow and run the code: xlsx2csv --all file.xlsx in my terminal. But all that does is print all the sheets of the xlsx file as a csv in my terminal instead of creating separate csv files in for each sheet my current directory.



This should be simple but I can't find simple answers..



How do I solve this? All help much appreciated!










share|improve this question













Now I used the xslx2csv tool which I saw in other answers of similar questions on stackoverflow and run the code: xlsx2csv --all file.xlsx in my terminal. But all that does is print all the sheets of the xlsx file as a csv in my terminal instead of creating separate csv files in for each sheet my current directory.



This should be simple but I can't find simple answers..



How do I solve this? All help much appreciated!







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  • I think it's working properly, it's just not designed to split them all into separate files. Is this helpful?
    – extensionhelp
    Nov 21 at 22:15


















  • I think it's working properly, it's just not designed to split them all into separate files. Is this helpful?
    – extensionhelp
    Nov 21 at 22:15
















I think it's working properly, it's just not designed to split them all into separate files. Is this helpful?
– extensionhelp
Nov 21 at 22:15




I think it's working properly, it's just not designed to split them all into separate files. Is this helpful?
– extensionhelp
Nov 21 at 22:15

















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