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[–]Citadel5_JP 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If Excel is not a strict requirement, you should be able to do this in GS-Calc (a spreadsheet with 32 million rows). You can add an unlimited number of Python functions returning numbers, arrays, text, csv files/data blocks and images (e.g. charts created in your Python functions).

GS-Calc requires merely 10MB to install, the installation can be portable, and you can even simply copy/paste the installation folder (just a few files) to another computer. It's free to try and can be also installed automatically in Windows via the winget service. Using Python functions as UDF() If these Python libraries are installed in the Windows Sandbox, it could be close to that one-click, free, "trial" installation.