Python for Excel templates
Each template is an Excel workbook with scientific Python, sample data, and a live task-pane interface already set up. Open one in Excel, run it on the sample data, then swap in your own data or ask your AI assistant to adapt it. Every template is free to download.
Curve Fitting →
Nonlinear regression, dose-response assays, 4PL curves, and kinetic models.
Statistics →
Method validation, Passing-Bablok, Gage R&R, SPC charts, and hypothesis testing.
Optimization →
LP and MIP solvers powered by SciPy and HiGHS for blending, scheduling, and logistics.
Simulation →
Monte Carlo risk models, Latin Hypercube Sampling, WBS cost risk, and tornado sensitivity.
Financial Analysis →
DCF valuation, bond pricing, dynamic loan amortization, and portfolio risk simulation.
Examples & Utilities →
Data cleaning, fuzzy matching, reshaping, custom worksheet functions, and helpers.
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Curve Fitting
Fit nonlinear models to measured experimental data, compare candidate models, and calculate parameter estimates with confidence intervals.
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Statistics & Quality
Validate analytical methods, evaluate measurement systems, monitor processes with control charts, and run hypothesis tests in Excel.
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Optimization
Formulate and solve linear and mixed-integer programs for blending, scheduling, and supply chain allocation using HiGHS and SciPy.
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Simulation
Model uncertainty with probability distributions, quantify Value at Risk and Expected Shortfall, and evaluate risk drivers with sensitivity tornado charts.
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Financial Analytics
Perform DCF valuations, bond pricing, amortization modeling, and simulation-based portfolio risk analysis.
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Examples & Utilities
Clean, match, reshape, and combine data, and test custom worksheet functions and interactive workbook applications.
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