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  • PyXLL Documentation
  • Introduction to PyXLL
  • User Guide
  • Video Guides and Tutorials
    • Installing the PyXLL Add-in
    • Writing Excel Functions in Python
    • Jupyter Notebooks in Excel
    • Debugging Python in Excel
    • Working with Tables
    • Long Running Functions
    • 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
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Long Running Functions¶

Slow or long running functions that block Excel create a poor user experience.

This video covers a couple of ways to make your long running functions non-blocking so that your spreadsheets remain responsive while the function completes in the background.

Before starting with this tutorial we recommend that you have already installed PyXLL and are familiar with the basics of writing your own worksheet functions.

Also see Asynchronous Functions and Real Time Data in the user guide.

Non-blocking long running Excel functions

The contents of this video and accompanying code can be found in the blog post Long Running Excel Functions.

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