Part IV - Using R in Excel - Calling Python
This post describes using R to call Python scripts inside Excel.
This post describes using R to call Python scripts inside Excel.
This post describes how to use the R Forecast package in Excel.
If you have ever wanted to use R’s workhorse lm(…) function in an Excel worksheet, then this post may be of interest to you.
If you are an R user, and you have ever wanted to access the functionality offered by your favourite R packages in Excel, then this series of posts may be of...
If you are an R/RStudio user and you are learning C/C++ then this blog post may be interesting. Suppose that you’ve written a function in C/C++ (or even a wh...
This post describes a particular use-case for Python in Excel and how it was solved using the R package Reticulate 1.39.0 along with the ExcelRAddIn.A while ...
A while back, I introduced the ExcelRAddIn (Office365 AddIns for R (Part I)). This is an Office365 AddIn that allows you to evaluate an R-script from within ...
In the previous post Office365 AddIns for R (Part I), I introduced the ExcelRAddIn. In this post I would like to describe the RScriptAddIn for Word.
I’d like to introduce a couple of Office365 add-ins for R that I have been working on recently. I read R-bloggers regularly and I thought these add-ins might...
Have you ever wanted access to yfinance data in an Excel spreadsheet? If so, this two-part blog may be of interest. It describes an approach using a Flask AP...
Have you ever wanted access to yfinance data in an Excel spreadsheet? If so, this two-part blog may be of interest. It describes an approach using a Flask AP...
Recently, I’ve been using Python’s yfinance library to perform some simple portfolio analysis. Rather than using a Jupyter notebook to run the Python code an...
I have a function called ‘GetDescriptiveStatistics’ that takes some data and returns summary statistics. The function is written in C++, and I want to call i...
This started off as a simple experiment and mushroomed. I have a card account, and I wanted to know how much I owed for the previous month. Simple enough. An...