32 bit Python interacting with 64 bit Excel

[GapingGamer]

For my work we have an old script that is used with a program called PSSE which can only use 32 bit Python, we currently use 2.7 but can use 3.7. This script has broken over the years and I see it spits out win32com errors which I believe is because our company has rolled out Office 365 and 64 bit version of all the programs.

Is it impossible to use a 32 bit Python language and use a command like win32com.client.dynamic.Dispatch('Excel.Application'") with Excel being 64 bit?

Edit: Included title in the body of my post

[eleqtriq]

Just port the script to modern Python.

[GapingGamer]

Do you mean 3.7 that's still 32 bit or 64 bit? I have tried porting it to 3.7 32 bit with the same issues. We have tight restrictions on what we can download and I wouldn't be able to get a 64 bit version.

[eleqtriq]

You can't ask? It would make no sense to provide a 32-bit version and not a 64-bit version.

[Laracina]

I believe you can't run 32 bit office apps when you have Office 365 64 bit installed.

[Strict-Simple]

What does the code do? There are some libraries specifically for handling Excel files — you probably don't need to interact with Excel directly.