Kevin Wang

Do you have some code to reproduce this issue? This is a bit curious.

@TibbersGo thanks for the example, I missed the notification email so apologies for the delay. It does seem that PyExcelerate isn't setting some metadata correctly here so we should get...

If you're constrained on memory, have you considered writing to `csv` and then converting to `xlsx`? We don't have an easy way to bound the memory usage as it would...

If you need header styles, then you're out of luck and cannot go via `csv`. How much memory does your machine have?

What sorts of data are you writing? The library shouldn't be using that much memory unless you're passing objects to it. If you're doing that, you might want to serialize...

Yeah I would say try the latest dev branch and see if it helps.

Just checking in, have you had a chance to try the dev branch?

Thanks for the suggestion. PyExcelerate doesn't support this, however it seems like something worth adding. I haven't actually run across this in the spec. If it's there, I assume it...

Do you have a sample dataframe to reproduce the issue?

@sgsaikat do you have a dataframe that you can share to reproduce your issue?