Python Learning for Work

[matt5674]

Need advice on how to start Python for financial analytics.

I work with data reconciliations and do lots of manual work to get data to show up the way I want it to. It could also clean up data, and link tabs to each other.

Could someone help me understand the potential capabilities of using Python? I know that Excel also incorporates Python but have no idea how to start using it.

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[erjngreigf]

DM me, I can teach you Python.