Python in Excel is a new feature that allows you to natively combine Python and Excel analytics within the same workbook. With Python in Excel, you can type Python code directly into a cell, the Python calculations run in the Microsoft Cloud, and your results are returned to the worksheet, including plots and visualizations.
Python in Excel leverages Anaconda Distribution for Python running in Azure, which includes the most popular Python libraries (e.g. pandas, Matplotlib, scikit-learn, etc.), and is securely built, tested, and supported by Anaconda. Python code used by Excel runs on the Microsoft Cloud with enterprise-level security as a compliant Microsoft 365 connected experience. The Python code runs in its own hypervisor isolated container using Azure Container Instances and secure, source-built packages from Anaconda through a secure software supply chain.
Python in Excel is generally available now! To learn more about versions, channels, and build specifics, refer to our help article.
Python in Excel Availability
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You can learn more about how to use Python in Excel by visiting the following resources:
- Python in Excel blog post
- Getting started with Python in Excel
- Learn more about the Anaconda Distribution for Python used by Python in Excel
- Learn more about our Data Security for Python in Excel
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