Convert the excel file to csv and just pass it as the input prompt. Maybe add some annotations to create some distinction between the instruction and file content. If the file is too big then batch it up and process a set of rows at a time
@@YourTechBudCodes I have tried this approach but it is saying that I am unable to process csv file. This file has hardly 400 rows. If you can share some sample of reference that would really help me!
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I am trying to run it in vscode and keep getting the following error:
"AttributeError: 'tuple' object has no attribute 'encode'"
Which line did you get the error on?
Can you share guide on how can we pass a excel file as input for this?
Convert the excel file to csv and just pass it as the input prompt. Maybe add some annotations to create some distinction between the instruction and file content. If the file is too big then batch it up and process a set of rows at a time
@@YourTechBudCodes I have tried this approach but it is saying that I am unable to process csv file. This file has hardly 400 rows. If you can share some sample of reference that would really help me!
It's hard to help debug without looking at the code.
@@YourTechBudCodes can you share your contact email or somewhere I can share you code with errors?