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I've never ever tried VBA.Net. But my private NVBC (NecroVisualBasiCon) repo has some great stylings that I tap into at least once a year. Nevertheless, when
by smitty1e 6y ago
I've never ever tried VBA.Net.
But my private NVBC (NecroVisualBasiCon) repo has some great stylings that I tap into at least once a year.
Nevertheless, when are they going to relase Office with Python bindings included?
- JJMcJ 6y agoNot exactly Python bindings but there is a package called Xlwings that provides a Python<->Excel interface. Somewhat clunky and slow but it does work.
- jussij 6y agoOne minor correction which is there is no such thing as VBA.Net. There are basically three VB ecosystems. Visual Basic which many refer to as VB6 and it represents the last version every released. VBA which is Visual Basic for Application and lives on to this day as an embedded language for Microsoft products like, Word, Excel, Outlook etc. VB.Net which is an implementation of the Visual Basic language running on the .Net Framework.
- tonyedgecombe 6y agoThere was also VBScript, one of the two active scripting engines shipped with Windows and available from IE and WSH.