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As VBA & Python user this book has been of great support for me – the introduction chapters are a refreshment of the basic (but often misunderstood!) elements in a development environment i.e. package managers, conda environments, virtual environments, IDEs, etc…
The rest of the book is only getting better covering all the functionalities and different ways in which xlwings can be used to connect Python with Excel. One of those books that you read, and directly understand without the need of a second source of knowledge.
To have a written reference that goes hand and hand with a “very alive” Python library is a win situation for anyone writing code in Python, but wanting to interact with Excel.
Nice recomendation! Altough Excel is always a pain to work with, this makes it a bit less painful. Thanks
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Excel is always a pain to work with
That's why I only worked with CSV files.
No need to have Windows or Excel.
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Yep, agreed. Sometimes my job requires me to use the Office suite and every time I'm reminded of why I've chosen to go linux-only in my private life. So much better.
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