diff --git a/epyt/examples/python/EX_to_excel_json.py b/epyt/examples/python/EX_to_excel_json.py
index 6617a15..dcf6a20 100644
--- a/epyt/examples/python/EX_to_excel_json.py
+++ b/epyt/examples/python/EX_to_excel_json.py
@@ -57,5 +57,24 @@
 comp_values.to_excel(f"to_excel_{selected_attribute}_example",
                      attributes=selected_attribute)
 
+# Retrieve node and link IDs from the network
+nodeid = d.getNodeNameID()
+linkid = d.getLinkNameID()
+
+# Below are four example scenarios demonstrating how to use comp_values.to_excel()
+# with different parameter configurations:
+
+# 1) Scenario 1: Include both index and node/link IDs in the output.
+comp_values.to_excel("case1", node_id_list=nodeid, link_id_list=linkid, both=True)
+
+# 2) Scenario 2: Include only node/link IDs (no index).
+comp_values.to_excel("case2", node_id_list=nodeid, link_id_list=linkid, both=False)
+
+# 3) Scenario 3: Use the default settings (only index is included).
+comp_values.to_excel("case3")
+
+# 4) Scenario 4: Use the default settings but suppress the column headers.
+comp_values.to_excel("case4", header=False)
+
 # Unload library
 d.unload()
diff --git a/epyt/examples/python/EX_toexcel.py b/epyt/examples/python/EX_toexcel.py
deleted file mode 100644
index f03f422..0000000
--- a/epyt/examples/python/EX_toexcel.py
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,13 +0,0 @@
-from epyt import epanet
-
-d = epanet("Net1.inp")
-x = d.getComputedTimeSeries()
-
-nodeid = d.getNodeNameID()
-linkid = d.getLinkNameID()
-
-x.to_excel("case1",node_id_list = nodeid, link_id_list = linkid, both = True) #index and ids
-x.to_excel("case2",node_id_list = nodeid, link_id_list = linkid, both = False) #only id
-x.to_excel("case3") #default case only index
-x.to_excel("case4",header = False) #default case without headers
-d.unload()
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