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Table of Contents
  • PyXLL Documentation
  • Introduction to PyXLL
  • User Guide
  • Video Guides and Tutorials
    • Installing the PyXLL Add-in
      • The Easy Way to Install PyXLL
      • Manually Installing PyXLL
    • Writing Excel Functions in Python
    • Jupyter Notebooks in Excel
    • Debugging Python in Excel
    • Working with Tables
    • Monte Carlo Simulations
    • Cell Formatting
    • RTD Array Functions
    • DOOM in Excel
    • NLP VLOOKUP using Scikit Learn
    • Deploying your PyXLL Add-in
  • API Reference
  • What’s new in PyXLL 5
  • Changelog
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Installing the PyXLL Add-in¶

  • The Easy Way to Install PyXLL

  • Manually Installing PyXLL

The Easy Way to Install PyXLL¶

The following video will walk you through installing the PyXLL Excel add-in using the PyXLL Command Line Tool.

This is the easiest and recommended way to install PyXLL.

Installing PyXLL Tutorial

During this video you will learn about the following topics:

  1. Installing the PyXLL Python package

  2. Installing the PyXLL Excel add-in

  3. Writing an Excel User Defined Function in Python

  4. Installing the PyXLL Jupyter Notebook package

Manually Installing PyXLL¶

This tutorial will guide you through downloading, configuring and installing the PyXLL add-in manually.

New users may find it easier to use the PyXLL Command Line Tool to install PyXLL for the first time. If you would prefer to install PyXLL manually or are unable to use the PyXLL Command Line Tool then this video will show you how.

Installing PyXLL Manually Tutorial

During this video you will learn about the following topics:

  1. Choosing the right version of PyXLL to download

  2. Initial configuration of PyXLL add-in

  3. Installing the PyXLL add-in for Microsoft Excel

  4. Finding and reading the PyXLL log file

  5. Installing the PyXLL Python package

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