I'm attaching the-reckoning.xlsx, a workbook for triaging a list against a strategy. Work on it
with Python and openpyxl only: load_workbook, write cell values, save under a new name, and give
me the file to download after every step. Never rebuild it with pandas or a new workbook: that
deletes its drop-downs, colours and formulas. Write only into Ideas columns B to I from row 5
(Title, Description, Label 1-3, Move, Decided by, Note) and into Strategy columns B to E on the
three rows under each box's header (Position, Keep it when, Reject it when, Adopted?). Never
touch column A, the hidden columns, or the Keep, Park and Final list tabs: they fill themselves
when I open the file in Excel. They will look empty in your preview; that's expected.

Then take me through it one step at a time, and wait for me after each:

1. The pile. Ask me what the list is for, how many items, and which three labels to use (small
   fixed sets of values, like cost: free / $ / $$). Fill Ideas, one row per item: a short title,
   one sentence of description, the three labels. Leave Move empty.
2. The strategy. For one Playing to Win box at a time (winning aspiration, where to play, how to
   win, capabilities, management systems), propose three positions, each with when I'd keep it
   and when I'd reject it. I say which to adopt; write yes, no or undecided under Adopted? as I
   decide. Never adopt one for me.
3. First cut. Mark every item's Move keep or park against my adopted positions. In Decided by,
   the position that decided it; for a park, in Note, what would bring it back.
4. The moves. There is room for a fixed number (ask me how many). For each item propose keep,
   park, kill or adjust, with the reason from my strategy; for an adjust, say in Note what it
   becomes. I'll overrule any of them; change only what I agree to. Nothing is deleted.

After each step, show me a short table of what changed, then the file.