xlwings
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Add mysql
Add mysql
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write Pandas pivot in worksheet
Possibility to have a Pandas Pivot without double field.Because when you try to write a Pandas Pivot you allways have double fields.
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Provide embedded files in Excel
Deploying xlWings requires not only the Excel file but also a set of additional files. That is a constant source of error and lets your folders look messie.
Yet I'm thinking of various solutions and I'm willing to implement it myself.
Before I'll start doing the hard work I'd like to know if you are interrested in merging such solutions?
1 votethanks – continuing on GH
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Enter the VBA code into the python script directly (MODE: INTERACTION / AUTOMATION)
Enter the VBA code into the python script directly. (For example: Code SQL in Sqlite module)
6 votesThat’s not the point of xlwings: You can fall back to the underlying pywin32 module which basically supports the VBA syntax.
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Create an installation package for xlwings and include pywin32 package.
It will be a more user-friendly solution. In addition, after the installation is made direct the user to the download page of python. It's not so common among VBA-developers to user tools like python.
1 voteWe shall work on better beginner’s docs in the future though.
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Allow Workbook.caller() to link to .xlam file.
Allow the xlwings Python code to link to a calling .xlam file. It seems like wb=Workbook.caller() fails if the caller is a .xlam file.
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4 votes
I can’t replicate the issue. If you continue to have issues with v0.10.3 and xlsb files, please open an issue directly on GitHub as this would be a bug. Thanks.
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allow import arbitrary name of python file for UDF in excel
allow import arbitrary name of python file for UDF in excel
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Let the user decide the paths when calling RunFrozenPython or RunPython
I'm running the .exe files (frozen .py files) from another path than the workbook, I can't seem to customize the directory without updating the imported xlwings.bas file. Customizing the .bas file is a bad idea as everything may brake down when xlwings is updated.
The reason why the executable (and other compiled library files) are in a separate directory is that the libraries take a lot of space (Pandas, Numpy, Scipy), and having multiple Excel tools using the same libraries take a lot of space (400 MB) x tools froozen, if every library is copied multiple times. When I have…2 votesneeds to be discussed on GH issues.
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Add linux support?
Add linux support?
2 votesClosing this – please vote for OpenOffice/LibreOffice.