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It appears to be referring to the libc.dylib file. "An error occurred while preparing cURL request 53: File not found" I've tracked it down to do with the line:ĭepending on which error reporting I have turned on its generating This project is also made available under an MIT License.I'm having this same problem. This project relies on VBA-WEB, a project from Tim Hall and friends over at VBA-TOOLS:, which is distributed under an MIT License. It will only work with single input/output webservices. It needs to have more robust error handling, testing, etc.

Click "Predict" - if everything goes according to plan, you should be rewarded with a fresh bunch of predictions from the API.

if not specified, the results will be output to wherever the selected cell is.

Choose where to put the result of your data (again.

Choose where to get your data from, or click "Load Sample Data" (if you haven't specified the input range, it will go to whatever cell is highlighted).

(Note: just provide the base URL, which is everything up to and including the last slash "/".

From the Azure Machine Learning website, you will need to find the URL and API Key.

On the Home Tab, you'll see a button "Get Predictions from Web".

To get started, just download a copy of the Web Enabled Workbook.

(It should also work on your Windows-based PC.) Getting Started This project aims to provide a Mac-compatible VBA project to allow our Excel-for-Mac friends to consume Azure Machine Learning web services like the rest of us. BUT ONLY IF YOU'RE ON A PC (as of this writing, anyway - ).Īnd, well, that's a problem if you're writing an analytics course on Azure ML and your students are using a Mac. What makes it great is you can consume your deployed models as a web service. It's great for people learning the data science process or who prefer a visual coding experience. Azure Machine Learning Studio is a neat piece of web-based software that lets you create and deploy machine learning models without a lot of coding.