{"LOC_PythonCenter_PandasDescribeCard_Title":"Describe with pandas","LOC_PythonCenter_PandasDescribeCard_Description":"Use the describe function from the pandas library to return descriptive statistics about your data.","LOC_PythonCenter_Insert_Sample_Button":"Insert sample","LOC_PythonCenter_LinearRegressionCard_Title":"Generate a linear regression","LOC_PythonCenter_LinearRegressionCard_Description":"Create a statistical model that finds the linear relationship between a dependent variable and one or more independent variables.","LOC_PythonCenter_ScatterPlotCard_Title":"Create a scatter plot","LOC_PythonCenter_ScatterPlotCard_Description":"Import the Matplotlib library to generate a scatter plot and observe the relationship between variables.","LOC_PythonCenter_PairPlot_Title":"Develop a pair plot","LOC_PythonCenter_PairPlot_Description":"Produce a matrix of plots that analyzes the relationship between pairs of variables in a dataset.","LOC_PythonCenter_CorrelationMatrixCard_Title":"Make a correlation matrix","LOC_PythonCenter_CorrelationMatrixCard_Description":"Create a table that evaluates the correlation between two variables in a data set.","LOC_PythonCenter_Iris_Data_Title":"Iris data set","LOC_PythonCenter_Iris_Data_Title_New_iteration":"Iris data set (as Excel table)","LOC_PythonSamples_Hint":"Hint!","LOC_PythonSamples_PandasDescribe_Hint_Text1":"Python in Excel uses the pandas library to create the DataFrame object in cell {0}.","LOC_PythonSamples_PandasDescribe_Hint_Text2":"Select the icon in the cell labeled DataFrame to see the output.","LOC_PythonSamples_PandasDescribe_Hint_Text3":"Select the cell and expand the formula bar to see an example of how to create a DataFrame.","LOC_PythonSamples_PandasDescribe_Hint_Text4":"Select cell {0} and expand the formula bar to see an example of the pandas describe function in a Python formula.","LOC_PythonSamples_CorrelationMatrix_Hint_Text1":"Python in Excel uses the pandas Python library to create the correlation matrix in cells {0}","LOC_PythonSamples_CorrelationMatrix_Hint_Text2":"Select cell {0} and expand the formula bar to learn how to create your own correlation matrix.","LOC_PythonSamples_LinearRegression_Hint_Text1":"Python in Excel creates this linear regression plot using the seaborn Python library. The floating plot in cell {0} is a reference to the Python formula in cell {1}. Drag and drop the floating plot image to move it around the worksheet.","LOC_PythonSamples_LinearRegression_Hint_Text2":"Select cell {0} and expand the formula bar to see how the seaborn library is imported and learn how to create your own linear regression plots. To display other plots as floating images, like in this example, select the cell with the Image object, select the Insert Data icon, and then select Display Plot over Cells","LOC_PythonSamples_ScatterPlot_Hint_Text1":"Python in Excel creates this Sepal length and width analysis plot using the Matplotlib Python library. The floating plot in cell {0} is a reference to the Python formula in cell {1}. Drag and drop the floating plot image to move it around the worksheet. ","LOC_PythonSamples_ScatterPlot_Hint_Text2":"Select cell {0} and expand the formula bar to see how the Matplotlib library is imported and learn how to create your own plots. To display other plots as floating images, like in this example, select the cell with the Image object, select the Insert Data icon, and then select Display Plot over Cells.  ","LOC_PythonSamples_PairPlot_Hint_Text1":"Python in Excel creates this pair plot using the pandas Python library. The floating plot in cell {0} is a reference to the Python formula in cell {1}. Drag and drop the floating plot image to move it around the worksheet.","LOC_PythonSamples_PairPlot_Hint_Text2":"Select cell {0} and expand the formula bar to see how the pandas library is imported and learn how to create your own pair plots. To display other plots as floating images, like in this example, select the cell with the Image object, select the Insert Data icon, and then select Display Plot over Cells.  ","LOC_PythonSamples_Python_Samples":"Python samples","LOC_PythonCenter_Wait_List_Message":"Sorry, you don't have access to Python in Excel yet. You can sign up to be notified about future availability for Python in Excel. Sign up with your Microsoft, work, or school account to stay up to date.","LOC_PythonCenter_Wait_List_Button":"I'm Interested","LOC_PythonCenter_Start_Tour_Title":"Learn the basics","LOC_PythonCenter_Start_Tour_Message":"Take a tour of Python in Excel so you can start analyzing data right away. Step one is learning how to enable Python formulas in any cell!","LOC_PythonCenter_Start_Tour_Button":"Start tour","LOC_PythonCenter_SamplesView_Pane_HelpPane_Link_Text_Menu":"Open the Python in Excel documentation.","LOC_PythonCenter_Usage_Card_Title":"Your Python quota","LOC_PythonCenter_Usage_Card_Button":"Add credits","LOC_PythonCenter_Usage_Card_Description":"You've used {0} of {1} credits in your Python quota. Your monthly quota resets in {2} days.","LOC_PythonCenter_Usage_Card_Hyperlink1":"Python in Excel quotas, plans & pricing","LOC_PythonCenter_Usage_Card_Hyperlink2":"Set a monthly limit reminder","LOC_PythonCenter_Usage_Card_Hyperlink3":"Quota tracking and billing","LOC_FRE_Worksheet_Header":"Use the Iris data set to experiment with Python in Excel data analysis.","LOC_FRE_Worksheet_Analysis_Table":"Python in Excel data analysis","LOC_FRE_Analysis_Table_Column1":"Goals","LOC_FRE_Analysis_Table_Column2":"Example Python Excel formula","LOC_FRE_Analysis_Table_Column3":"Hints","LOC_FRE_Analysis_Table_Column4":"Try it out!","LOC_FRE_Analysis_Table_Column1_1":"Create a DataFrame with the Iris data set.","LOC_FRE_Analysis_Table_Column1_2":"Return a description of the DataFrame in cell H9, including row count, mean, and other data analysis.","LOC_FRE_Analysis_Table_Column1_3":"Group the flowers by species and return a Series containing the average petal_width for each species.","LOC_FRE_Analysis_Table_Column1_4":"Use the open-source library Matplotlib to visualize the average petal_width for each species.","LOC_FRE_Analysis_Table_Column1_5":"Create a pair plot with the open-source Python library seaborn to visualize the relationships between the numerical columns. Set the output to display by species color.","LOC_FRE_Analysis_Table_Column3_1":"Enter =PY in a cell and then select PY from the AutoComplete menu to enable Python formulas.","LOC_FRE_Analysis_Table_Column3_2":"Select the card icon in a DataFrame cell to see a preview of the DataFrame.","LOC_FRE_Analysis_Table_Column3_3":"A Series is similar to a DataFrame, except it contains only one data column. Select the card icon in the Series cell to see the content.","LOC_FRE_Analysis_Table_Column3_4":"The Matplotlib library is available by default with Python in Excel. Use the alias plt to call Matplotlib.\n\nOpen the right-click menu and use Python Output to toggle results between Excel values and Python objects.","LOC_FRE_Analysis_Table_Column3_5":"The seaborn library is also available by default. Use the alias sns to call the seaborn library.\n\nSelect the cell containing the pair plot visualization, and then use the Create Reference button to extract the visualization image to the Excel grid.\n\nDrag and drop the reference image to move it around the grid.","LOC_Tips_Badge_S":"Sample","LOC_Tips_Badge_GS":"Get Started","LOC_Green_Sample_Hint":"Select cell {0} to see the sample Python formula.","LOC_Hint_Box_Tip_Pill":"Tip!","LOC_Sample_Menu_Option":"Tour samples","LOC_Get_Started_Menu_Option":"Get started","LOC_All_Menu_Option":"All tips","LOC_Usage_Menu_Option":"Usage","LOC_Menu_Tooltip":"Select a menu option","LOC_PythonCenter_PyCard_Title":"=PY for Python in Excel","LOC_PythonCenter_PyCard_Description":"Enter =PY in a cell to enable Python formulas. After entering =PY, choose PY from the function AutoComplete menu with the Down arrow and Tab keys, or add an opening parenthesis to the function: =PY(.","LOC_PythonCenter_PythonFormulaCard_Title":"Check out the formula bar","LOC_PythonCenter_PythonFormulaCard_Description":"Use the formula bar for a code-like editing experience. Expand the formula bar with the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Shift+U to see multiple lines of Python at once.","LOC_PythonCenter_ExcelObjectsCard_Title":"Access Excel objects","LOC_PythonCenter_ExcelObjectsCard_Description":"Use the custom Python function xl() to access Excel objects like ranges, tables, queries, and names within a Python formula. For example, to reference A1 use xl(\"A1\").","LOC_PythonCenter_ControlOutputCard_Title":"Control Python output types","LOC_PythonCenter_ControlOutputCard_Description":"Python in Excel returns data as Python objects by default, but it can also return Excel values. Use the Python output menu in the formula bar to control the output type for each Python cell. Note: A Python cell must be selected for the output menu to appear in the formula bar.","LOC_PythonCenter_OpenCard_Title":"Open cards to see more data","LOC_PythonCenter_OpenCard_Description":"Sometimes Python objects have additional data inside a card. If a cell displays a card icon next to its contents, select the card icon to open the card.","LOC_PythonCenter_Invalid_RefEdit_Range":"Please select a valid source to generate a Python formula","LOC_PythonCenter_GetFasterPython":"Get more premium compute","LOC_PythonCenter_GetFasterPython_Description":"Sign up for the Python in Excel add-on to get more premium compute for faster calculation times.","LOC_PythonCenter_PythonEditorCard_Title":"Try out the Python Editor","LOC_PythonCenter_PythonEditorCard_Description":"Use the Python Editor to edit all your Python formulas in one place and debug any errors. The keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Alt+Shift+F2 opens the editor in a task pane.","LOC_PythonCenter_PythonEditorCard_Button":"Edit like a Python notebook"}