Create UDF with Python in Excel

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  1. 365
  2. 2021
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  1. Windows
Hi everyone,

I just recently had access to Python in Excel and am exploring my options a bit.

I was able to create user-defined functions using the xlwings Add-in, however, it had some limitations.

Now that there is Python in Excel I was wondering if there was any way to do the same with it. However, I noticed right away that you are not able to reference external .py files as only the pre-imported libraries from Python are supported.

Do you know if it possible to create something like =function(a,b)

function_result = a+b

Maybe using VBA or OfficeScripts to import my .py function and then run it with =PY()?

Any other suggestions are welcome.
 

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