08-12-2022, 01:58 AM
3 Simple Steps to Convert calendar.ics to CSV/Excel in Python
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Step 1: Install csv-ical Module with PIP
Run the following command in your command line or PowerShell (Windows) or shell or terminal (macOS, Linux, Ubuntu) to install the library:
In some instances, you need to modify this command a bit to make it work. If you need more assistance installing the library, check out my detailed guide.
Full Guide: How to install a library/module in Python?
Step 2: Prepare files
Create a new Python code file with the extension or a Jupyter Notebook with the file extension . This creates a Python script or Jupyter Notebook that can run the code in Step 3 to conver the .
Now, put the file to be converted in the same folder as the newly-created Python script.
Use Jupyter Notebook to create a new file
Step 3: Convert
This step consists of running the code doing these three things:
Here’s the full code:
Thanks for going through the whole tutorial! <3
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Step 1: Install csv-ical Module with PIP
Run the following command in your command line or PowerShell (Windows) or shell or terminal (macOS, Linux, Ubuntu) to install the
Code:
csv-icalCode:
pip install csv-icalIn some instances, you need to modify this command a bit to make it work. If you need more assistance installing the library, check out my detailed guide.
Full Guide: How to install a library/module in Python?Step 2: Prepare files
Create a new Python code file with the extension
Code:
.pyCode:
.ipynbCode:
.icsNow, put the
Code:
.icsUse Jupyter Notebook to create a new
Code:
.ipynbStep 3: Convert
This step consists of running the code doing these three things:
- Create and initialize a objectCode:
Convert
- Read the fileCode:
.ics
- Create the CSV object and save it at the specified location
Here’s the full code:
Code:
from csv_ical import Convert # Create and initialize a Convert object
convert = Convert()
convert.CSV_FILE_LOCATION = 'my_file.csv'
convert.SAVE_LOCATION = 'my_file.ics' # Read the .ics file
convert.read_ical(convert.SAVE_LOCATION) # Create the CSV object and save it at the specified location
convert.make_csv()
convert.save_csv(convert.CSV_FILE_LOCATION)Thanks for going through the whole tutorial! <3

