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Table of Contents
  • PyXLL Documentation
  • Introduction to PyXLL
  • User Guide
    • Installing PyXLL
      • First Time Users
      • PyXLL Command Line Tool
      • Manual Installation
      • Using PyXLL with Anaconda
    • Configuring PyXLL
    • Worksheet Functions
    • Macro Functions
    • Real Time Data
    • Cell Formatting
    • Charts and Plotting
    • Custom Task Panes
    • ActiveX Controls
    • Using Pandas in Excel
    • Customizing the Ribbon
    • Context Menu Functions
    • Working with Tables
    • Python as a VBA Replacement
    • Menu Functions
    • Reloading and Rebinding
    • Error Handling
    • Deploying your add-in
    • Workbook Metadata
  • Video Guides and Tutorials
  • API Reference
  • What’s new in PyXLL 5
  • Changelog
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Installing PyXLL¶

Before you start you will need to have Microsoft Excel for Windows installed, as well as a compatible version of Python.

PyXLL works with any Python distribution, including Anaconda.

  • First Time Users
  • PyXLL Command Line Tool
  • Manual Installation
  • Using PyXLL with Anaconda

TL;DR;

Use pip to install the pyxll Python package, and then run “pyxll install” to install the PyXLL Excel add-in.

If you’re using a conda or virtual env then you should activate it first.

>> pip install pyxll
>> pyxll install
Installing PyXLL using the command line tool
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