Write add-ins, custom functions (UDFs), and macros with Python in Excel. Run locally or on your infrastructure with all the packages you need.

xlwings - Make Excel Fly! ¶ xlwings (Open Source) is a BSD-licensed Python library that makes it easy to call Python from Excel and vice versa: Scripting: Automate/interact with Excel from …

Quickstart ¶ This guide assumes you have xlwings already installed. If that’s not the case, head over to Installation. 1. Interacting with Excel from a Jupyter notebook ¶ If you’re just interested …

Python 2.7: 0.16.6 xlwings Python package ¶ xlwings comes pre-installed with Anaconda (Windows and macOS) WinPython (Windows only) Make sure not to take the dot version as …

xlwings PRO adds more power, advanced features and dedicated support in comparison with the open source version of xlwings.

xlwings Object Model App App App.activate() App.alert() App.api App.books App.calculate() App.calculation App.cut_copy_mode App.display_alerts App.enable_events App.hwnd …

Top-level functions ¶ xlwings.view(obj, sheet=None, table=True, chunksize=5000) ¶ Opens a new workbook and displays an object on its first sheet by default. If you provide a sheet object, it …

xlwings (Open Source) ¶ xlwings is a BSD-licensed Python library that makes it easy to call Python from Excel and vice versa: Scripting: Automate/interact with Excel from Python using a …

Add-in & Settings ¶ The xlwings add-in is the preferred way to be able to use the Run main button, RunPython or UDFs. Note that you don’t need an add-in if you just want to manipulate …

xlwings Lite vs. Python in Excel ¶ Python in Excel turns the Excel grid into a 2-dimensional Jupyter notebook, while xlwings Lite brings the VBA experience into the modern age. …