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Build & Lexigraphical Permutations
Documentation of two types of permutation algorithms
...This project has 4 download files (1 pdf that documents the algorithms, and 3 Excel files, each for a different algorithm) The downloadable Excel files are the programming files because I code in VBA. You will need to enable macros to run the algorithms. You can view the VBA code of each algorithm from the developer module house inside Microsoft Excel. The lexigraphical algorithm is faster because it supports multi-threading. -
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ExcelPython
An interface for calling Python from Excel
ExcelPython is a lightweight, easily distributable library for interfacing Excel and Python. It enables easy access to Python scripts from Excel VBA, allowing you to substitute VBA with Python for complex automation tasks which would be facilitated by Python's extensive standard library. v2 is a major rewrite of ExcelPython! - see GitHub site for more details. LICENSE NOTICE MIT License, please see new GitHub site for more details. -
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LDIF to XLS (Excel) module
Module for Microsoft Excel 2003 or below to conver LDIF file to .XLS
ENGLISH: (Español más abajo) Module (.bas) based on VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) to convert a LDIF file, dowloaded from any LDAP server such Active Directory from Microsoft, to a Microsoft Excel sheet called "Destino". Fully tested on Microsoft Excel 2003 or below, but haven't been tested on 2007 and above. How to use: Search the forum. Check the Forum for help.
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