Schedule and Automate Your Excel Data Analytics with Python

In this video I’m going to show you how to schedule your excel automations to certain days, times and also automate data capture, folder management and more in this light weight utility.
I've also made a small utility that anybody can use. github.com/sat...
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[@rileyclements5139]

you know when that soft music plays in the background this tutorial about to be fire

[@heriethalexander5145]

Thank you so much. Finished learning excel, now onto python

[@pontz5978]

like this, short, clear and concise explanation.

[@SATSifaction]

Thanks!

[@joyceonyeri4678]

Thank you. You are a life saver

[@JoseLopez-vr5wt]

Have you think about create a full course with automate reports getting data from SQL, process in Python and get an output in Excel? that will be really awesome!!

[@SATSifaction]

haven't but i can put it on my list.

[@JoseLopez-vr5wt]

@@SATSifaction I think there are a huge amount of Finance Analyst that will something like that, I'm the first one to take the course.

[@gopi5734]

Bro u did a great job and I respect for your work

[@SATSifaction]

Thank you

[@vrino223]

Thank you kindly...appreciate your hard work in putting this material out to youtubers!

[@sayyadsalman9132]

Bro, you are just an amazing guy! Love you sooooo much. Please keep posting more videos like this one.

[@rulesyou4902]

Thank you. Great tutorial. Work with Pandas version 1.0 but seems to have error running on Pandas 1.1.3

[@kdausu90]

Nice work! very helpful

[@SATSifaction]

You’re welcome

[@waynenewcomb1283]

Do you have a tutorial that would show the same concept but for scheduling VBA/macros to run with certain workbooks?

[@YuyinSports]

This is awesome! I'm just not sure on how to have a script that is scheduled like this running, (lol I would keep my laptop turned on 24/7)

[@SATSifaction]

Not at all. You can get a light weight device like a raspberry pi and leave it running locally or put it on a server like digital ocean to run it for you

[@shawnjones163]

Hi, I tired this on my own and it only seems to work if there is ONLY one file in the drop folder. If there are multiple files in the drop folder then the drop_path creates a string that is not valid for pd.read_excel. Any ideas? Am I missing something?

[@anumathew_bigdream_canvas]

Wonderful tutorial,Thanks. I have a question, I have doing vba automation for a couple of months. Whatever I am automating, the end user doesn't have to know the Macro or VBA. We just do the coding and set a button or shortcut key to run the specific VBA code. But here in python how do I make such a set up that my user doesn't have to bother about python or what ever technology running behind the scene. I mean just a click and use it.

[@SATSifaction]

Yes you can actually run python scripts with a vba macro. So essentially you button once pressed will execute the python script in the background. I may do a video to show that to you guys.

[@ibrahimezz4317]

SATSifaction pleas e we need a vba link to our python codes its gonna be amazing

[@luisilabaca5356]

ty soo much for this!!

[@SATSifaction]

You are most welcome

[@Kingcolumbian]

Vba can do that too.

[@suneelreddy4396]

Good informative Video Sir.

[@SATSifaction]

Thank you 🙏

[@kinioskowalski5217]

Hey, add automatic refresh in excel to that using python....

[@SATSifaction]

Will try

[@immanuelsuleiman7550]

Does the python file continuously run on a server

[@AlexMar-r]

Let's say I'm a finance director , how useful is data analyst is to me ? Would I need one everyday on my team ?

[@SATSifaction]

That depends on what you’re doing. I would say finance departments are less used to leveraging automation and more engrained in the excel world. Technically, you can automate a large chunk of their work in which case you may not need them daily. Depends on the ask

[@sa2144]

Can we automatically load In SQL server

[@tpz1474]

So this Python script will be running in the background whenever the computer is left on? Could you have a tutorial on which we could incorporate PythonAnywhere (or others) to have these tasks run even if the device is off? Thanks!

[@SATSifaction]

Yes of course. It’s on my release list already

[@brydenbarbee4528]

I am a major noobie. To execute this would I just copy the .py utility file into the directory with the drop folder, processed folder, etc. I'm not sure how to execute the code.

[@stefbons]

Sweet! thanks

[@mouabr7239]

can you do a tutorial refreshing pivot tables automatically? im trying to find scripts or a video and i cant find one... please... i would appreciate it

[@SATSifaction]

Sure I’ll put it on my list

[@robmonkriedlinger]

Thank you so much for sharing this - massively exciting learning experience and really helpful!!

[@SATSifaction]

Amazing great to hear

[@joshi7405]

Do you have a Python for Beginners class?

[@SATSifaction]

Yes check this out 👉🏻 Master Python: Complete Beginners Course kzbin.info/aero/PLM30lSIwxWOijsnA2Fr1PPGkOiCaDaRod

[@ibn-nafis3434]

Great.