xlwings

I am trying write a simple user defined function in Python that I pass a value to from Excel via Xlwings . I ran across some examples with an Add-in that you need to import user defined functions, but that seems overly complex. Why isn't my example working? VBA: Function Hello(name As String) As String RunPython ("import Test; Test.sayhi(name)") End Function Python ( Test.py ): from xlwings import Workbook, Range def sayhi(name): wb = Workbook.caller() return 'Hello {}'.format(name) Error: NameError: name 'name' is not defined Make sure you're supplying the argument correctly: RunPython (

I can't seem to find a way to be able to delete a range of rows starting at row x and going to the bottom of the sheet For example in VBA code I would do Rows(CStr(currRow) & ":65536").Select Selection.Delete Shift:=xlUp where currRow could be anything - i.e I don't necessarily want to delete everything from the sheet Is there an equivalent in xlwings? There's an open issue to take care of that. In the meantime, as usual, you can work around as explained in the docs . In your case, something like the following should do (using v0.9 syntax): import xlwings as xw from xlwings.constants import

I am trying to find out how to save and close to an existing workbook using xlwings after writing in it: import xlwings as xw list_of_values = [1, 2, 3] workbook_path = 'abc.xlsx' wb = xw.Book(workbook_path) ws = wb.sheets['sheet1'] ws.range('E35').value = list_of_values wb.save() wb.close() When I get to wb.save(workbook_path) , there is a prompt stating: 'A file named abc.xlsx' already exists in this location. Do you want to replace it?' I want to overwrite the file immediately without the prompt coming up. According to the docs, wb.save() should automatically overwrite (see: https://docs

I am trying to integrate xlwings with an excel spreadsheet that we use on our network drive. However, I do not want to install Python, Xlwings, or any other modules on any computer except for the developers. In addition, I would like to use UDFs only, we do not have an interest in using Macros. I read here ( https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/22i4a1/xlwings_the_easiest_way_to_deploy_your_python/ ) that there is a way to freeze your python script which would prevent the need for all users to have Python installed. As a result, I used cx_Freeze to freeze my script. Assume I have these