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xlwings: Shapes: Text Box
Use the AddTextbox method of the Shapes object to create a text box. The calling format and parameters are similar to the AddLabel method. Code:
xlwings: Shapes: Labels
Use the `AddLabel` method of the `Shapes` object to create a label. The syntax is: sht.api.Shapes.AddLabel(Orientation,Left,Top,Width,Height) Where `sht` represents a worksheet object. This method returns a `Shape` object that represents the label. Name Value Description msoTextOrientationDownward 3 Downward msoTextOrientationHorizontal 1 Horizontal msoTextOrientationHorizontalRotatedFarEast 6 Horizontal and rotated for East Asian languages support msoTextOrientationMixed -2 Not supported […]
xlwings: Shapes: Curves
Use the `AddCurve` method of the Shapes object to create a curve. The method syntax is: sht.api.Shapes.AddCurve(SafeArrayOfPoints) Where `sht` refers to a worksheet object. The parameter `SafeArrayOfPoints` specifies the coordinates of the Bezier curve’s vertices and control points. The number of points should always be 3n + 1, where n is the number of line […]
xlwings: Shapes: Polylines and Polygons
To draw polylines, polygons, and curves with xlwings, there are some issues. Use another Python package called `comtypes`, which is based on COM, similar to xlwings. First, install the `comtypes` library using the `pip` command in the DOS command window: pip install comtypes Then, enter the following in the Python IDLE window: Code:
xlwings: Shapes: Rectangles, Rounded Rectangles, Ellipses, and Circles
Use the `AddShape` method of the Shapes object to create rectangles, rounded rectangles, ellipses, and circles. Name Value Description msoShapeRectangle 1 Rectangle msoShapeRoundedRectangle 5 Rounded Rectangle msoShapeOval 9 Ellipse Code:
xlwings: Shapes: Line Segments
Use the AddLine method of the Shapes object to create a line segment. The method syntax is: Where sht refers to a worksheet object. The parameters BeginX, BeginY represent the coordinates of the starting point, and EndX, EndY represent the coordinates of the endpoint. This method returns a Shape object representing the line segment. Code:
xlwings: Shapes: Points
The Shapes object does not provide a specific method to draw points, but it offers several special shapes that can represent points, such as stars, rectangles, circles, diamonds, etc. These AutoShapes can be created using the AddShape method of the Shapes object. The method syntax is: Using the xlwings package API call. sht refers to […]
xlwings: Entering Regular Formulas
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