Pyvot (http://pytools.codeplex.com/wikipage?title=Pyvot) is a Python data to Microsoft Excel converter, which is a very handy tool for exporting chart data or general Python values to Excel. It can be installed using pip like this:
pip install Pyvot
You can also install it with easy_install:
easy_install Pyvot
Note
One thing to be noted is that at the end of writing this book, Pyvot is no longer maintained by the author, and is mostly being used for tech demos for Python in Visual Studio by Microsoft staff or Microsoft MVPs, so we will refrain from posting sample code in this book. Should you need documentation on Pyvot's CodePlex site, http://pytools.codeplex.com/wikipage?title=Pyvot is helpful. Another thing to note is that Pyvot can be commonly found in some Python charting projects, mainly due to the tight integration with Visual Studio and Excel.
The library itself still works very well with Python 2 and 3 projects, but if a maintained library is desired, check out: PyXLL (https://www.pyxll.com/) or DataNitro (https://datanitro.com/).
The following screenshot shows the CodePlex site for Pyvot with a download link and video documentation walkthrough: