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In this article, we'll explore when and why you might want to use openpyxl directly, and understand its relationship with pandas.

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The realm of data analysis has long struggled with seamlessly integrating the capabilities of Python—a powerful programming language widely used for analytics—with the familiar interface and functionalities of Microsoft Excel. This challenge has hindered efficient decision-making and data processing for professionals who rely on both tools for their tasks. The need for a cohesive solution that bridges this gap is evident. Existing attempts to merge Python and Excel have often been cumbersome and involved complex setups. Analysts resorted to using external scripts, third-party tools, or manual data transfers between the two environments. These methods introduced inefficiencies, raised security concerns, and

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To even better understand Gradient Boosting

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Use these tips to quickly analyze performance data and identify high-impact PPC optimizations that will move the needle.

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Also known as ridgelines, use the method to create a compact visualization where you can easily identify major patterns and outliers.

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In this article, I’ll show you five ways to load data in Python. Achieving a speedup of 3 orders of magnitude.

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Present your data as an interactive dashboard web application using the python library Streamlit

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Microsoft Excel the programming language is evolving. With the recent release of LAMBDA, users can now define new functions in the program’s formula language. Learn about the capability & its role in the transformation of spreadsheet formulas.

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Design of Excel Automation Tools for Sales Analytics ready to be used by your colleagues without any prior knowledge of Python

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The Spreadsheet That Launched A Million Companies

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Microsoft Excel is a powerful tool for learning the basics of data science and machine learning.