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Stepping through Python code called from Excel
Setting up your editor to allow Python code debugging for functions called from Excel can be tricky, depending on the details of your editor and linking software, but using the Visual Studio Code Editor and Pyxll, this works for me: … Continue reading
Posted in Computing - general, Excel, Link to Python, PyXLL, UDFs
Tagged Debugging, Excel, Python, PyXLL, Visual studio code
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DigitGraph Spreadsheet and WebPlot Digitiser
I have posted here previously a spreadsheet that allows XY data to be extracted from images of graphs, maps or other images of objects in a single plane: How to digitise a scanned image. I have updated the instructions for the … Continue reading
Posted in Charts, Charts, Computing - general, Curve fitting, Drawing, Excel, UDFs, VBA
Tagged DigitGraph, digitize scanned image, Excel, UDF, VBA, WebPlot Digitizer
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Microsoft Python Resources
In addition to the documentation of their software products, Microsoft now have a huge amount of on-line resources of more general content, including: YouTube: Python for Beginners Probably the largest hurdle when learning any new programming language is simply knowing … Continue reading
Posted in Computing - general, Excel, Link to Python
Tagged documentation, Microsoft, Python, YouTube
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International Keyboard Shortcut Day
Daily Dose of Excel is increasingly inaccurately named these days, but it still contains a wealth of information, and we get a new post on special occasions, such as: International Keyboard Shortcut Day Have a look for all the keyboard … Continue reading
More powers of 3
Following the discovery of a question to which the answer is 42, the same team has now reported a sum of three cubes equal to 3. As before, the result can be checked from Excel, linking to mpmath, via pyxll. … Continue reading
Posted in Computing - general, Excel, Link to Python, Maths, Newton, PyXLL
Tagged 42, Excel, Life the Universe and Everything, mpmath, PyXLL, sum of 3 cubes
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