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Hey guys, In this video, I will show you how to export multiple dataframes to Excel. We will look at how to save the dataframes to a new workbook and how we can export the data to an existing Excel file. First things first, we need to the required dependencies. I assume that you have pandas already installed. When dealing with Excel files, pandas is using openpyxl under the hood. You can this module by typing pip openpyxl in your command prompt or terminal. With that in place, I will create the first dataframe. For this, I will use the tips dataset from the seaborn library. For the other two dataframes, I will group the tips by gender and day. To export our dataframe to a new workbook, we could write the following. If this Excel file already exists, pandas will overwrite it. In my case, I would like to export the first dataframe to sheet 1, the second one to sheet two and the last dataframe to sheet 3. After running this cell, pandas has created the new Exc