Think Inside the Box(es) Excel-Hosted Dashboards With Python Graphics
summary
Shows a reproducible pattern: Python code runs from Excel cells, a macro exposes Excel width and Excel height variables, Python renders plots and writes static files which the macro save to Excel image and overlays precisely-sized images on the spreadsheet. Works with matplotlib and plotly, uses formula references to reuse code across cells, and targets local, offline sharing with static dashboards rather than interactive web apps. Code and Excel macros appear on GitHub.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:09Why Excel over other tools
- 3:55Excel playground for Python graphics
- 6:00Excel macro and Python integration
- 7:29Real-world examples
- 9:16Final demo and code walkthrough
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