How To Make A Python API Request Using The Excel VBA Library
APIs allow for a secure framework where users can request and send data as they please. However, working with APIs in Excel and VBA for that matter has always been challenging. Let's add some new functionality to Excel by creating a way to send API data directly into an Excel Workbook using the VBA model in Python.
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