Quantitative Analysis
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Python for Excel
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I. Motivation and design (PFE).
II. Installation of the Python for Excel.
III. Tutorial introduction into the Python for Excel.
IV. PFE Programmer's reference.
1. Direct access to Excel API.
2. Lower level access to Excel API.
3. Event trapping (PFE).
A. OnNewWorkbook property (ExcelListener).
B. OnSheetActivate property (ExcelListener).
C. OnSheetBeforeDoubleClick property (ExcelListener).
D. OnSheetBeforeRightClick property (ExcelListener).
E. OnSheetCalculate property (ExcelListener).
F. OnSheetChange property (ExcelListener).
G. OnSheetDeactivate property (ExcelListener).
H. OnSheetFollowHyperlink property (ExcelListener).
I. OnSheetSelectionChange property (ExcelListener).
J. OnWindowActivate property (ExcelListener).
K. OnWindowDeactivate property (ExcelListener).
L. OnWindowResize property (ExcelListener).
M. OnWorkbookActivate property (ExcelListener).
N. OnWorkbookBeforeClose property (ExcelListener).
O. OnWorkbookBeforePrint property (ExcelListener).
P. OnWorkbookBeforeSave property (ExcelListener).
Q. OnWorkbookDeactivate property (ExcelListener).
R. OnWorkbookNewSheet property (ExcelListener).
S. OnWorkbookOpen property (ExcelListener).
4. Configuration files (PFE).
Index. Contents.

OnWorkbookOpen property (ExcelListener).


he OnWorkbookOpen property provides facilities for trapping an event fired by Excel when opening a workbook. Consider the following code.


Figure

The output of the signature() method indicates that the event handler should accept one argument. We define such event handler and pass it into the bind method. Consequently, opening a new workbook directs output to the ControlShell as show below.


Figure

The "workbook opened" event is fired when a workbook from the hard drive is opened. A newly created (in application) workbook does not fire this event.





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