Tips and techniques to move from Excel to Python webcast

Are you or your team members over-reliant on Excel? Have you ever considered writing VBA or have a complex change of functions and computed cells running processing your data?
Many people have seen the amazing data science tools in the Python ecosystem and realized they could do their work in a computational notebook (such as JupyterLab), and move their data processing, cleaning, and calculating to a modern toolset while still using Excel to communicate results and reports.
If you want to move you and your team to the Python data science stack, get a first glance in this free webcast with longtime Python developer specializing in automating business and finance processes, Chris Moffitt.
This video was originally recorded as part of the webcast here: talkpython.fm/...
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[@j.p.brochu8592]

Another good one is that VBA can be executed from Python! You can run a Macro from your Python but you can also write VBA code from your Python code and execute it!

[@kmitkovkerliev]

That was great! Love your channel Michael! learned a ton of things and got a ton of ideas... Greetings from Bulgaria..

[@mikeckennedy]

Thanks and hi back!

[@amashrafulislamtuhin4445]

Awesome. I learn a lot from this.

[@mikeckennedy]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@spaceiswater6539]

wow this is totally awesome thank you so much

[@MrMallesh1]

how to read 20gb sql table data into pandas and write to csv, using chunk size option

[@liebe_berlin]

Wow for the content, so much less views. Learnt alot,

[@cesararturocastanonacuna3325]

Wait a minute, those behind you Mike are F1 grand prixs?

[@mikeckennedy]

Yes they are! Those are famous tracks from around the world (mostly IndyCar and F1 but others too). :)