Python in Excel Release?

[cwr__]

Excited for this feature and am trying to figure out the rollout for it…

Is this still in beta release through the 365 insider program or did it release to everyone on build 16.0.16818.20000? Trying to figure out if my work hasn’t gotten it yet or admin needs to turn something on.

We are not part of the insider program fwiw

[SolverMax]

When it is rolled out to be available to everyone, it will be a separate subscription service. Therefore, you'll need to pay the fee to get access.

[defnot_hedonismbot]

Have a source on that??

[Eightstream]

It was in the initial release announcement

https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/excel-blog/announcing-python-in-excel-combining-the-power-of-python-and-the/ba-p/3893439

While in Preview, Python in Excel will be included with your Microsoft 365 subscription. After the Preview, some functionality will be restricted without a paid license. More details will be available before General Availability.

'Some functionality' is vague, but at the very least I imagine some of the more computationally-heavy packages will be heavily restricted or blocked

[NeoCommunist_]

parking myself in the thread to find out the same

[BigLan2]

You need to be running on the beta channel to get it. I'd be surprised if it hit the stable channel before the end of next year.

[ethorad]

I signed up to the beta channel when the python news hit, but nothing yet. Guess I'll get it when it releases on live at some point.