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how to save specific columns from tablewidget?

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    badr
    wrote on 3 Jun 2019, 07:43 last edited by
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    I am using pyqt5...I have 5 columns in tablewidget with data . I want to save specific two column from tablewidget . how can do that?

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      3 Jun 2019, 07:43

      I am using pyqt5...I have 5 columns in tablewidget with data . I want to save specific two column from tablewidget . how can do that?

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      badr
      wrote on 3 Jun 2019, 09:42 last edited by
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      @badr
      this my code:
      def save(self):

          filename = QFileDialog.getSaveFilename(self,'Save File',os.getenv('Home'))
          with open(filename[0],'w') as f:
              item = self.tableWidget.itemAt(self.tableWidget.currentRow(), 1)
              f.write(item)
      
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        Denni
        wrote on 4 Jun 2019, 19:49 last edited by
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        Okay using the snippet you have given I believe this might help you with what you are trying to do. The part that comes before the saveData function is assumed to have been done somewhere else within your program but is essential for having the saveData function work properly. Now I used a QTreeView as opposed to a QTreeWidget but they are similar, however, you might have to tweak things a little if you need to use that QTreeWidget

            tableWdgt = QTreeView()
            model = QStandardItemModel(0, cols)
            tableWdgt.setModel(self.model)
        
            def saveData(self):
                filename = QFileDialog.getSaveFilename(self,'Save File',os.getenv('Home'))
        
                rows = self.tableWdgt.model.rowCount()
                cols = self.tableWdgt.model.columnCount()
                with open(filename[0],'w') as filOut:
                    for row in range(rows):
                        for col in range(cols):
                            if col in (0, 3):   #grabs 1st and 4th columns
                                cellValue = self.tableWdgt.model.item(row, col).text()
                                filOut.write(cellValue)
        

        madness... is like gravity, all takes is a little... push -- like from an unsolvable bug

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