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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
    • 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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Working with Tables¶

Excel Tables can be used to make managing and analyzing a group of related data easier. In Excel, you can turn a range of cells into an Excel Table (previously known as an Excel list).

PyXLL can read and write Excel Tables in a similar way to how ranges can be read and written. Tables can be created and updated from Python data using macro functions.

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.

See the chapter Working with Tables in the user guide for additional information.

Working with Excel Tables in Python

In this video you will learn:

  1. Writing an Excel macro to write values to Excel

  2. Writing DataFrames to an Excel range

  3. Creating and updating Excel tables from a DataFrame

  4. Reading data from an Excel table into a DataFrame

  5. Writing worksheet functions (UDFs) that write and update tables

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