How to convert an Excel spreadsheet to Python without rewriting your formulas
A step-by-step guide to turning an Excel model into a tested Python package: tag inputs and outputs, generate the code, and prove it matches the workbook.
Notes on turning Excel models into production software: how-tos, engineering details and benchmarks.
A step-by-step guide to turning an Excel model into a tested Python package: tag inputs and outputs, generate the code, and prove it matches the workbook.
Rating engines often start life in Excel. Here is a practical checklist for turning one into a governed, tested pricing service without losing what the actuaries built.
We pointed Codcel at the One Billion Row Challenge: a 12 GB CSV, an ordinary Excel workbook, and a generated Rust REST server. Here's how it works and what it measured.
Lookups are the backbone of most business spreadsheets. Here's how Codcel carries them into generated code, from small in-sheet tables to billions of rows.
Excel vs code for business calculations: when to move, and how
Spreadsheets are a great place to build a model and a risky place to run one. A practical comparison of keeping logic in Excel, rewriting it by hand, and generating code from the workbook.
Turn an Excel spreadsheet into a REST API
Expose the calculations in an Excel workbook as a documented REST API, with one POST endpoint per calculation, in Rust, Java, Kotlin, C# or Go, plus typed clients and an OpenAPI spec.
Turn an Excel model into tools an AI assistant can call (MCP)
Generate a Model Context Protocol server from an Excel workbook, so Claude and other AI assistants call your real calculation instead of guessing at the maths.