Calling python script from excel/vba -


I have a python code that reads 3 arguments and one text file and then gives me a vector of vector To call this Python code I want to write a macro in VBA and want to write the result in one of the same Excel sheets. I wanted to know what was the easiest way to do this, here are some things I have found:

  • Call the shell () function in VBA but it is not so easy Sounds to get the return value.

  • Register the Python Code as a COM object and call it vba -> I do not know how to do this so that you have more than a few examples you are welcome

  • Create a custom tool in a custom toolbox, create a geoprotecting object in vba, and then addtoolbox and then we can use custom tools directly, geoprochement object but this is something It's the same that I do not know How do ..

Any suggestions?

Carefully follow these steps

  1. Activate and MSI Go to installer
    I had a DLL hell problem with 2.6.x
  2. Install your Windows machine
  3. Once the installation is complete, complete the command prompt and

    & Gt; Python pyscript.py You must register the message: Python

  4. Open MS Office Excel and Worksheet

  5. Go to Tools> Macros> Visual Basic Editor
  6. Add a reference to Microsoft Script Control Alt text
  7. Add a new user form Add a CommandButton to the UserForm
  8. Switch to the code editor and enter the following code

    Dim with MSSScriptContent as PyScript Rol.ScriptControl

      Private subcommandbutton1_click () If none of the pipescript is then PyScript = new MSScriptControl.ScriptControl PyScript.Language = "Python" PyScript.AddObject "Sheet", workbooks (1 ) set on. Sheets (1) PyScript.AllowUI = True End PyScript.ExecuteStatement "Sheet.cells (1,1) .value = 'hello'" and sub  

execute. Enjoy and expand as necessary


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