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Pyodide 314.0 is already available in xlwings Lite (the Python in Excel alternative you actually wanted).

DuckDB also runs in Excel, by the way, via the free xlwings Lite add-in that you can install from the add-in store. It’s using the Python package and allows to write scripts, custo…

Pyodide powers xlwings Lite, a free Excel add-in that you can install from Excel’s add-in store with a single click. It outperforms Microsoft’s official Python in Excel solution in…

Have you tried the CSP build of AlpineJS? It takes the code out of the template into a proper JS file, no unsafe-eval. Isn't state management mostly handled on the backend when you…

I am not a random user, but the creator. The dependencies are managed via standard requirements.txt file, which is stored in the Excel workbook itself. When you open xlwings Lite w…

No, this is for Excel only, but it does work with the free online version of Excel. I think LibreOffice has support for Python via PyOO.

SQLookup is an Excel add-in that gives you access to the SQLOOKUP function. The SQLOOKUP function allows you to query data in your Excel workbook using SQL (SQLite dialect). The ad…

So basically it’s free for 1 day per month (I only use chat).

It's exactly why I built xlwings, to replace VBA with Python. Python in Excel instead is a competitor to the Excel formula language.

No offense taken, and happy that xlwings was an inspiration for creating Row Zero! I don't really buy the security issues though for being the reason for switching from Excel to Ro…

As the author of said second class add-in, let me just guess that your most popular feature request was adding the "Import from xlsx" functionality...which describes the whole issu…

xlwings is a competitor to VBA rather than openpyxl: openpyxl can read and write the Excel file on disk, without involving the Excel application. xlwings is all about automating th…

Hi all, I am Felix, the author of the post. I just wanted to reiterate that this post was mainly meant as a summary of my GitHub issues I opened with them. So it should really be s…

It's been 10 years. But upload videos very irregularly.

My most obscure video is about programming VBA in VS Code. Other than that, I focus on Python for Excel (no "Python in Excel"): https://www.youtube.com/@xlwings9689

For the Python/Jinja world, there is Jinja2-fragments that allows you to return blocks of the template without having to extract it to partials. I am sure there are similar solutio…

Never heard of it either. "Build and share delightful machine learning apps, all in Python." I am wondering what the heck is so special about "machine learning apps" that would dif…

Totally agree on the part of the add-in: Just give us a dead-simple method to load the manifest locally and be done with it!

I don't think that's necessarily true. They built VSTO for C#, but everybody was using ExcelDNA instead, an Open Source solution that was much better!

The same with xlwings (works on macOS, too): >>> import xlwings as xw >>> wb = xw.Book() >>> sh = wb.sheets[0] >>> sh["A1"].value = "Hello World"

Which part do you find difficult? The web backend or the deployment of the Manifest.xml via the app store / office admin?

It's me, yes, are you Michael then ;)? Yeah, I love the Office.js platform, I believe it's the most versatile extension platform there is, it just came out during an unfortunate ti…