Скачать или смотреть How to Use Python in Excel | Full Tutorial + Real-World Examples

Learn how to use Python directly inside Excel! In this full tutorial, we walk through exactly how to write Python formulas in Excel, explore real-world use cases, and show powerful examples — from data analysis to forecasting with machine learning.

💡 Whether you're a financial analyst, data scientist, or just love spreadsheets, this is a game-changing update to Excel.

🔍 What You'll Learn in This Video:
✅ How to use =PY() formulas in Excel
✅ Which Excel versions support Python
✅ Real use cases: predictive modelling
✅ How to build time series forecasts using Holt-Winters in Excel
✅ Tips and tricks for faster data analysis
✅ Full demo using Python code inside Excel formulas

🛠️ Tools Used:
Microsoft Excel (with Python integration)
Statsmodels (via Anaconda environment)

⏱️ Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
00:16 - Python shortcut
01:04 - Example of Python Sum
02:17 - Python Ribbon Option
02:34 - Excel versions supporting Python
02:49 - Python libraries in Excel
03:28 - Why use Python in Excel?
05:32 - Trend chart using dynamic arrays
08:50 - Python Statsmodel Holt Winters overview
09:37 - Trend chart using Python Holt Winters Stats Model
12:21 - Comparison Excel graph vs Python Holt Winters graph
12:56 - Python auto update example
13:18 - Final thoughts & next steps

👇 What Python will you be using within Excel?
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