I don't see where Django comes in -- at least not for the core of the
app. Python certainly, with the xlwt and xlrd modules being incredibly
helpful.
Secondly, I'd use MongoDB (via pymongo) to store the temporary data,
because I wouldn't bet a nickel that you'll get data in a consistent
format, and xlrd (or a csv reader or DictReader) into a MongoDB document
is ultra-convenient.
If you get the guts working and want to use Django as a front-end for
the users then you certainly can, but I don't believe that Django's ORM
has a place in the solution.
Shawn
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