This step-by-step topic explores how to adjust row height in Excel using Python. It has the IDE settings details, a list of programming tasks to be accomplished, and a runnable sample code to adjust Excel row height using Python. It discusses different options to change row height based on content size or fixed height based on user requirements.

Steps to Change Height of Row in Excel using Python

1. Set the IDE to use Aspose.Cells for Python via Java to set rows height
2. Load the Workbook with multiple sheets to change rows size
3. Access a worksheet from the loaded workbook to perform different operations
4. Set the fixed height of a few rows using the setRowHeight() method
5. Set the row height of different rows or entire worksheets using the autoFitRow() method
6. Save the resultant workbook with adjusted rows height

These steps summarize the process of how to set row height in Excel using Python. The process is commenced by loading the workbook and accessing the target worksheet followed by calling different methods to set row height based on different criteria. You may set the height based on a fixed value or content size and select a particular group of rows whose height is to be updated.

Code to Change Excel Row Height using Python

This code sample assists in how to adjust height in Excel using Python. It uses the setRowHeight() method from the Cells collection class that takes the row number and fixed height value. Similarly, suppose you want to work on multiple rows based on content size. In that case, you may use autoFitRows() with different numbers of arguments to set row height based on data in particular columns, set height based on contents on a range of rows, and even set entire worksheet row height based on contents in each column.

This article has taught us to set row height in an Excel file. If you want to learn the process to insert rows in a worksheet, refer to the article on how to insert rows in Excel using Python.