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- how to get formula result in excel using xlwings
Yes, xlwings can solve this problem for you because it uses pywin32 objects to interact with Excel, rather than just reading writing xlsx or csv documents like openpyxl and pandas This way, Excel actually executes the formula, and xlwings grabs the result In order to get the value you can do:
- python - Differences between xlwings vs openpyxl Reading Excel . . .
xlwings is (among other things) a user-friendly wrapper around pywin32 It introduces several concise-yet-powerful methods It introduces several concise-yet-powerful methods An example would be the methods for direct conversion of an excel cell range to a numpy array or pandas dataframe (and vice versa)
- Open a Workbook with XLWINGS without making it visible
import xlwings as xw app = xw App(visible=False) filename = os path join(PATH_EXCEL_SAMPLES, r"rangosConDatos_sample01 xls") book = xw Book(filename) # Do stuff with the info in the book book close() # Ya puedo cerrar el libro app kill() But, regretably, when book = xw Book(filename)
- Any way to create a new worksheet using xlwings?
xlwings:copy a worksheet, and reproduce it at the end of an existing worksheet 5 xlwings writing to
- How do I call an Excel macro from Python using xlwings?
I got issues when I updated xlwings to 0 9+ version To run vba macro with xlwings, I used the code written below for running macros inside the personal workbook (PERSONAL XLSB) The updated code no2 of Felix didn't work for me, for macro inside the personal workbook
- python - Manipulating userforms using xlwings - Stack Overflow
As it seems, you cannot access events trough xlWings But i've found IronPython, it uses the NET interop facilities to access the excel object and events As you can see under the documentation, you can work with the excel object as you would do in C#, VB NETetc So as a conclusion, i would suggest you looking up the documentations of both
- Python and xlwings: The system cannot find the path specified
Multiple people might be in the same file at the same time editing, xlwings is more flexible in that way since it pastes data on each cell rather than building a whole new document and overwritting it As I said, I couldn't find a better way with openpyxl, there probably is one :) –
- xlwings: Delete a col | row from Excel - Stack Overflow
I use xlwings 0 11 7 with Python 3 6 0 on my Windows7 I do this, and it can work very well : import xlwings as xw from xlwings constants import DeleteShiftDirection app = xw App() wb = app books open('name xlsx') sht = wb sheets['Sheet1'] # Delete row 2 sht range('2:2') api Delete(DeleteShiftDirection xlShiftUp) # Delete row 2, 3 and 4 sht range('2:4') api Delete(DeleteShiftDirection
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