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Excel spreadsheets are cool because if you update data somewhere, it'll update all the formulas and products elsewhere. How do you get that kind of "watch" beh

Excel spreadsheets are cool because if you update data somewhere, it'll update all the formulas and products elsewhere. How do you get that kind of "watch" behavior with `xlrd` and `xlwt`? You don't, you have to re-run a script. Sucks.

rmbeard 9y ago
Try XLWings
- civilian 9y ago
  Right. XLWings looks like a cool tool. But the point I'm making is that: It's still a good thing for Excel to be integrating more tightly with python. It'll help all of those non-developer normies get the magic of coding.