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Micro GPT written in Excel formulas(github.com)
2 points by pyxll 4mo ago|0 comments
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by pyxll 5y ago
PyXLL (www.pyxll.com) is written using the Excel C API and that’s partly how it achieves its excellent performance. It’s not free software, but it ‘properly’ integrates Python into the Excel process so doesn’t suffer from the performance pr
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by pyxll 9y ago
Jinx is a new product for writing Excel Add-Ins in Java: https://exceljava.com It works by embedding the JVM in Excel and exposing annotated Java (or Scala, Kotlin etc) methods to Excel as UDFs. You can download the current beta
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Write Excel Add-Ins in Java(exceljava.com)
4 points by pyxll 9y ago|1 comments
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by pyxll 12y ago
PyXLL embeds python, and so runs python in-process (that is, in the same process as Excel, without spawning a child process). PyXLL fully supports UDFs (user defined functions) in a fast, efficient way. Calling a pyxll function (UDF written
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by pyxll 12y ago
also http://www.pyxll.com if you want a solution that embeds python and doesn't use a COM server
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by pyxll 12y ago
with http://www.pyxll.com you can have functions that take and return pandas dataframes and series, see https://github.com/pyxll/pyxll-examples/blob/master/customty...
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by pyxll 12y ago
LibreOffice has python support http://api.libreoffice.org/examples/examples.html
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by pyxll 14y ago
If you want to call Python functions from Excel in the form of user defined functions, macros or menu functions (including macros bound to UI widgets and application events) you should take a look at PyXLL (www.pyxll.com). This has been aro