The problem was brought to my attention through issue #73.
The Excel file downloaded into the ./download folder has added index column which the script used to refer to the titles. However, the index numbering of the newly added one (red) is different from the real index numbering (orange) of the Excel sheet. This has caused confusion to those who downloaded the Excel sheet directly from the Springer website, which did not have the added column (red). To remedy this, I have amended the code to adjust the numbering to match the real index numbering before processing. So the first book will be on index 2 instead of 0.
The problem was brought to my attention through issue #73.
The Excel file downloaded into the
./download
folder has added index column which the script used to refer to the titles. However, the index numbering of the newly added one (red) is different from the real index numbering (orange) of the Excel sheet. This has caused confusion to those who downloaded the Excel sheet directly from the Springer website, which did not have the added column (red). To remedy this, I have amended the code to adjust the numbering to match the real index numbering before processing. So the first book will be on index 2 instead of 0.