
Explore Python in Excel during this masterclass, writing Python code in Excel cells and using pandas, seaborn, scipy, statsmodels, and scikit-learn for data science tasks.
Explore merging and joining tabular data with Python in Excel using Pandas, demonstrated through outer, inner, left, and right joins on Beijing 2008 and London 2012 athlete data.
Explain how the Python in Excel feature works in the background and that code executes in the Microsoft cloud, with Anaconda installed there, requiring Microsoft 365 with Excel and internet.
Learn how python in excel compares to xlwings, including setup, cloud execution, data limits, and use cases, and discover how to use both tools complementarily for data science.
Explore the essentials of Python in Excel, outlining must-know basics and common pitfalls. Download accompanying notebooks and workbooks from resources for hands-on practice.
Explore how Python objects and data types work in Excel, including lists, numpy arrays, integers, floats, dictionaries, pandas dataframe and series, datetime and timestamp objects, and booleans.
Learn to create Python plots in Excel with Matplotlib and Seaborn, building a pandas DataFrame from stock data, setting a datetime index, and rendering customizable price charts.
Explore explanatory data analysis of a movies dataset in Excel using Python tools like Pandas, Matplotlib, and Seaborn; download, unzip, and compare Excel and Jupyter notebook code.
Import movies.csv into an Excel worksheet via the from text or CSV option, inspect budget, revenue, vote average, and runtime, and prepare for a pandas data frame.
Create pairwise regression plots with Seaborn to analyze revenue against numerical features like budget, using regression lines and confidence intervals to assess relationships.
Analyze revenue with numerical and categorical movie features using seaborn catplots, compare mean revenues across categories, and visualize with dynamic plots while noting multicollinearity and future regression directions.
Load the stocks dataset from stocks.csv into Excel, create a pandas dataframe, and set a datetime index from the date column. Use info to check missing values.
Load 2008 and 2012 datasets into pandas dataframes, group by athlete and medal, unstack to gold-silver-bronze, and sort to reveal athletes in Python in Excel 2024 Masterclass for Data Science.
Convert a NumPy array into a data frame by extracting one-hot encoded feature names from a pipeline, cleaning headers, and combining with numerical features for regression analysis and revenue insights.
Explore multiple regression analysis and hypothesis testing using ordinary least squares, addressing multicollinearity and dummy variables, interpreting p-values and regression coefficients with statsmodels and Excel.
Learn how xlwings acts as a data viewer by exporting numpy arrays and pandas dataframes to Excel, enabling full dataset inspection through created workbooks.
Install the xlwings add-in via Anaconda prompt or terminal, restart Excel, enable the developer ribbon, and verify the conda path and environment for one-time setup.
Run your first Python script in Excel using run main to execute a Python function defined in a module and write to a cell.
Are you ready to take your data analysis and visualization skills to the next level? Welcome to the "Python in Excel 2025 Masterclass for Data Science," the ultimate course that empowers Excel users to seamlessly integrate Python into their workflow for enhanced data manipulation, analysis, visualization, and machine learning.
Course Highlights:
Harness the Synergy: Dive into the future of data science by merging Excel's familiar interface with the limitless possibilities of Python programming.
Data Transformation: Learn how to effortlessly load, clean, and transform your data using Python libraries, supercharging your data preparation processes.
Advanced Analytics: Master the art of statistical analysis and machine learning within Excel using Python's powerful libraries, opening up new horizons for predictive modeling and decision-making.
Data Visualization: Create stunning charts, graphs, and interactive dashboards using Python's data visualization libraries to tell compelling data stories.
Financial Analytics: Perform more complex Finance and Investment workflows within Excel using Python's powerful libraries
Seamless Integration: Discover how to seamlessly integrate Python scripts into your Excel workbooks and automate repetitive tasks, saving you time and effort.
Combination with other powerful Tools: Complementary usage of the brand-new Python in Excel together with xlwings will boost your projects.
Who Is This Course For?
Excel enthusiasts looking to expand their skill set and explore Python's data analysis capabilities.
Data analysts, business analysts, and finance professionals wanting to leverage Python's advanced analytics tools without leaving the Excel environment.
Data science aspirants eager to gain hands-on experience in using Python for real-world data projects.
Anyone seeking to enhance their career prospects by mastering the latest data analysis techniques.
Why Choose This Course?
Up-to-date Content: Stay ahead of the curve with the latest Python integration features in Excel 2023.
Practical Learning: Dive into hands-on projects and exercises that reinforce your skills.
Expert Guidance: Benefit from the knowledge of experienced instructors who simplify complex concepts.
Certificate of Completion: Showcase your newfound skills with a Udemy certificate upon course completion.
Instructor Profile:
Your course instructor, Alexander Hagmann, is a seasoned data scientist and finance professional with >15 years of experience in both Excel and Python. He has designed this course to help you bridge the gap between Excel and Python, making data analysis and visualization more accessible and powerful than ever before.
Note: This course assumes a basic understanding of Excel and some prior knowledge of Python. A valid Microsoft 365 Subscription on a Windows machine is needed (MAC and Linux are currently not supported!)