Microsoft 365 gains spreadsheet features from Python

Microsoft 365's new spreadsheet features let you interact with spreadsheets in new ways

Microsoft 365 is introducing new ways to interact with spreadsheets. You can now use Python to automate tasks, analyze data, and create visualizations. This new functionality is available as an add-in for Excel. Once you install the add-in, you can write Python code in special cells in your spreadsheet. This code can then be used to perform a variety of tasks, such as:

• Automating data entry and formatting
• Analyzing data using statistical and machine learning techniques
• Creating visualizations such as charts and graphs

These features give you more power over your data

The new spreadsheet features in Microsoft 365 give you more power over your data. You can now automate tasks that were previously time-consuming or difficult. You can also analyze data in new ways, and create visualizations that are more informative and professional.

Here are some specific examples of how you can use Python in spreadsheets:

• You can use Python to import data from other sources, such as databases or web pages.
• You can use Python to clean and prepare data for analysis.
• You can use Python to perform statistical analysis on your data.
• You can use Python to create visualizations, such as charts and graphs.

The possibilities are endless. With Python, you can automate tasks, analyze data, and create visualizations that were previously impossible in spreadsheets.

To learn more about the new spreadsheet features in Microsoft 365, visit the Microsoft website.