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I am attempting to create a program that will allow a user to enter in a piece of information which would then tell python to print on the screen all of the information that is contained in the excel spreadsheet row. The problem i run into is that most filtering isnt done with values its based on the column or row labels. The only thing i have found that could work, the .eq or .isin options dont let me pass the information the user entered to them. I feel like i am at this point either i am missing something so obvious i should be embarrassed or maybe im trying to do something that python was never meant to do and i should try sql or something else. Can someone tell me if this is just a bad idea or if i just need to work harder
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