Excel Types
This package provides type annotations for Excel objects using the win32com package (part of pywin32).
This is also the default type returned by "pyxll.xl_app()" and so this package will be useful for PyXLL users who want code completion in editors like PyCharm or Visual Studio Code.
Example usage:
# Application is the main "Excel.Application" class
from exceltypes import Application
# If using win32com directly
import win32com.client
xl: Application = win32com.client.Dispatch("Excel.Application")
# Or if using pyxll
import pyxll
xl: Application = pyxll.xl_app()
For details of PyXLL please see https://www.pyxll.com.
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