xlfly 0.3.2

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xlfly - separate GUI based Excel tools

I love xlwings! However, I have noticed it very difficult to handle heavy calculations if using user defined functions. Hence xlfly: making using UDF easier. I chose separate GUI so that I can run parallel threads easier.

Usage

This package only works on Windows

1. Write python commands in Excel cells. Select it, click to run!
2. Write python in commments section in Excel. Select it, and click to run! Note: if there is comment, the cell value commands will NOT run.

Note: if there is numeric value and a comment on the cell, the cell will not run the numeric value. For example, say "A1" cell has value 1, and comment "sht["A1"].value = 1", you run it. It will not run the "1" in the cell

Create Windows Start Menu Item:

>>> xly --init

Excel selection to "Run Python"

1. Write python expressions in the cells
2. Select the cell with python scripts
3. Click "Run Python" button

I used the icon from https://www.iconfinder.com/search?q=wings&price=free drawn by Monsieur Steven Ankri. Thanks!

Run multiple cells with a command

run_cell(xw.books.active.sheets.active["A1:A5"])

The function run_cell() is always usage to put in any cell to run other batch cells

PythonPath

When run python, both current workbook and script_path setting from setting page will be added to pythonpath. You can put your draft python script file in the same folder as current Excel file to debug.

Debug

To debug the scripts in Excel, run the menu: tools > create debug script. There will be a debug.py file to the same folder as current Excel file. You can start from there to debug

script of the same name from Excel file folder will be imported first.

• Thus you can debug by putting the scripts in the Excel folder
• Once done, move the file to the python path specified in the config page

Error messages will be thrown out: