Microsoft is bringing Python to Excel
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Microsoft is bringing Python to Excel
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Re: Microsoft is bringing Python to Excel
#2If this is true then it will be amazing and very widely adopted. Pandas in Excel would be cool. Fingers crossed.
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#3》Python calculations run in Microsoft’s Cloud
No thanks!
Re: Microsoft is bringing Python to Excel
#4If this is true then it will be amazing and very widely adopted. Pandas in Excel would be cool. Fingers crossed.
> If this is true
https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/excel-blog/announcing...
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#5game changers for the competitive scene, looking forward to MAKRO's commentary
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#6Wait, didn't they already do this? I'm pretty sure I downloaded an official add-on for this a few years ago.
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#7Soon Python will rule it all as the most widely adopted language
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#8Wait, didn't they already do this? I'm pretty sure I downloaded an official add-on for this a few years ago.
AFAIK, as a third party add-on:
Re: Microsoft is bringing Python to Excel
#9If this is true then it will be amazing and very widely adopted. Pandas in Excel would be cool. Fingers crossed.
I'd be happy if I could just represent integers with more than 15 digits without rounding (e.g. 64-bit primary keys)
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#10My main dependence on Excel is being able to interact with pivot tables. I also have some VBA macros to help with formatting which I would welcome to be in python - alas it looks like what they're bringing is for the cloud only?
I haven't found any free, open source solutions around this including any for Jupyter notebooks (my preferred medium).