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Run an excel file in python for mac

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read_csv ( '' ) # Define the full path for the output file out_file = Path. Import win32com.client as win32 import pandas as pd from pathlib import Path from datetime import date to_email = ''' Lincoln, Abraham ''' cc_email = ''' Franklin, Benjamin ''' # Read in the remote data file df = pd. The rest of this article will go through some examples This is the most basic approach to using COM. Strictly speaking win32 should close out Excel when the program I include the dummy prompt to keep Excel visible on the screen This means that if we just leave the code to run on its own, you probably The win32 code is pretty smart and will close down excel once the program is done Now that the excel object is launched, we need to explicitly make it visible by I have had good luck using this approach for the types of examples included in this articleīut will be honest - I have not widely experimented with the various dispatch approaches. This article if you want to know more details about static vs. To make the actual dispatch code a little shorter. The first step is to import the win32 client. There are a few key concepts to go through before weĪctually make this a more useful application. Once you run this from the command line, you should see Excel open up. Visible = True _ = input ( 'Press ENTER to quit:' ) excel. EnsureDispatch ( 'Excel.Application' ) excel. Import win32com.client as win32 excel = win32.