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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.
A. Application object (PFE).
B. Workbooks object (PFE).
a. __call__ method (vba.Workbooks).
b. Add method (vba.Workbooks).
c. Close method (vba.Workbooks).
d. Count property (vba.Workbooks).
e. Dispatch property (vba.Workbooks).
f. Item method (vba.Workbooks).
g. Open method (vba.Workbooks).
h. Parent property (vba.Workbooks).
C. Workbook object (PFE).
D. Worksheets object (PFE).
E. Worksheet object (PFE).
F. Range object (PFE).
G. Borders object (PFE).
H. Border object (PFE).
I. Interior object (PFE).
J. Names object (PFE).
K. Name object (PFE).
L. Font object (PFE).
2. Lower level access to Excel API.
3. Event trapping (PFE).
4. Configuration files (PFE).
Index. Contents.

Workbooks object (PFE).


he vba.Workbooks object represents the collection of workbooks in Excel instance. Such object may be obtained by invoking the Workbooks property of the Application object. The vba.Workbooks is a callable python type.


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a. __call__ method (vba.Workbooks).
b. Add method (vba.Workbooks).
c. Close method (vba.Workbooks).
d. Count property (vba.Workbooks).
e. Dispatch property (vba.Workbooks).
f. Item method (vba.Workbooks).
g. Open method (vba.Workbooks).
h. Parent property (vba.Workbooks).

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