title: Python - How to use a for loop to write data to a cell, then move to the next row
body: <p>I have what feels like a problem with a relatively simple solution, but to this point it escapes my research. I'm attempting to write items from a tuple to four consecutive rows using a for loop, but I can't seem to figure it out. I suspect that it can be done with the iter_rows module in the openpyxl package, but I haven't been able to properly apply it within the loop. The following piece of code results in the generation of an .xlsx file with the last item from the tuple assigned to cell 'A2':</p>
  
  <pre><code>from openpyxl import Workbook
  
  nfc_east = ('DAL', 'WAS', 'PHI', 'NYG')
  
  wb = Workbook()
  
  ws = wb.active
  
  row_cell = 2
  
  for i in nfc_east:
  
      column_cell = 'A'
      ws.cell(row = row_cell, column = column_cell).value = str(i)
      row_cell = row_cell + 1
  
  wb.save("row_creation_loop.xlsx")
  </code></pre>
  
  <p>All suggestions and (constructive) criticism welcome. Thank you!</p>