Import an EXCEL file to MYSQL using PHP

　　PHP tutorial for helper House (www.bkjia.com)Recently, due to project requirements, you need to import an excel file to the mysql database through the php page. I searched the internet for a lot of such information and found that the excel file was saved as a csv file, and then imported from the csv file. Here is an example of importing an excel file to mysql. It took me one night to test the function. No garbled characters are displayed in simplified and traditional Chinese characters. It is very easy to use.

PHP-ExcelReader,: http://sourceforge.net/projects/phpexcelreader

Note:

Test environment: the MYSQL database adopts utf8 encoding. The imported EXCEL file is in xls format. After testing, the xlsx format [excel 2007] is also OK.

In this text, the red mark is worth attention. Replace it with your configured data, such as database configuration. Run http: // localost/test. php to import data.

Below is the detailed code I posted, where test. php is the test file I wrote, reader. php and oleread. inc files are downloaded from the web site provided above.

1. test. php

Reference content is as follows: <? Php Require_onCe 'reader. php '; // ExcelFile ($ filename, $ encoding ); $ DaTa = new Spreadsheet_Excel_Reader (); // Set output Encoding. $ DaTa-> setOutputEncoding ('gbk '); // "DaTa.xls is an excel file to be imported to mysql. $ DaTa-> read ('daTa.xls '); @ $ Db = mysql_connect ('localhost', 'root', '123') or Die ("cocould not connect to database."); // connect to the database Mysql_query ("set names 'gbk'"); // output Chinese Mysql_select_db ('mydb'); // select a database Error_reporting (E_ALL ^ E_NOTICE ); For ($ I = 1; $ I <= $ daTa-> sheets [0] ['numrows ']; $ I ++ ){ // Print the excel table data in a for loop with the following comments /* For ($ j = 1; $ j <= $ daTa-> sheets [0] ['numcols']; $ j ++ ){ Echo "\" ". $ daTa-> sheets [0] ['cells '] [$ I] [$ j]. "\", "; } Echo "\ n "; */ // The following code inserts [3 fields] of the excel table data into mysql. Rewrite the following code based on the number of fields in your excel table! $ SQL = "INSERT INTO test VALUES ('". $ DaTa-> sheets [0] ['cells '] [$ I] [1]. "', '". $ DaTa-> sheets [0] ['cells '] [$ I] [2]. "', '". $ DaTa-> sheets [0] ['cells '] [$ I] [3]. "')"; Echo $ SQL. '<br/> '; $ Res = mysql_query ($ SQL ); } ?>