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Using Numba with Excel and pyxll …
… and a Numpy trap. I last looked at using the just-in-time compiler Numba with Python some time ago (Two Timers), but I was prompted to take another look by an article in Medium that claimed Python Can Be Faster … Continue reading
Posted in Arrays, Excel, Link to Python, NumPy and SciPy, PyXLL, UDFs, VBA
Tagged Excel, Just-in-time, Numba, Numpy, Numpy bug, Python, timers, VBA
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Two Timers
The simplest way to check the execution time of VBA code is with the built in Timer function, but this returns a single precision value in seconds, resulting in a minimum time step of about 10 milliseconds. For VBA code … Continue reading