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Which PSS/E version are you using?
The 'pssexcel' module needs the 'win32api' module, and the 'win32api' is not installed with the original python. So you need to install pywin32 in order to import win32api module to python. The pywin32 can be downloaded from internet.
If you run your python code directly within the PSS/E version 33 GUI, you probably have some problem with the win32api module. This is because there is a conflict between PSS/E 33 GUI and win32api module. I don't know how to solve this problem.
However, you can use an alternative method, that is to run python on top of PSS/E, in other words, run python independently without running PSS/E. What you need to do is to tell python where the module psspy and pssexcel located in your computer. You can find this method in this forum. This has been discussed time and time again.
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Which PSS/E version are you using?
The 'pssexcel' module needs the 'win32api' module, and the 'win32api' is not installed with the original python. So you need to install pywin32 in order to import win32api module to python. The pywin32 can be downloaded from internet.
If you run your python code directly within the PSS/E version 33 GUI, you probably have some problem with the win32api module. This is because there is a conflict between PSS/E 33 GUI and win32api module. I don't know how to solve this problem.
However, you can use an alternative method, that is to run python on top of PSS/E, in other words, run python independently without running PSS/E. What you need to do is to tell python where the module psspy and pssexcel located in your computer. You can find this method in this forum. This has been discussed time and time again.
Your question is very similar to the previous question titled 'Exporting PV curve data from PSS/E to excel'. Your can search that question in this forum for some information.
