FHA Technology Private Limited

25/11/2023

It is with great sorrow that we inform you of an unfortunate incident that occurred during the PureLogics trip.

Our deepest sympathies go out to the families mourning the loss of their cherished loved ones and dealing with injuries during this challenging time.

The FHA Technology (Private) Limited family is deeply saddened and committed to providing support during this difficult time. We stand in solidarity with you during this trying period.

May they find comfort in a peaceful journey ahead, blessed by divine grace and tranquility upon their resting places.

17/10/2023

15/09/2023

15/09/2023

This month, we're proud to recognize Sebtain as our Employee of the Month.

His dedication and hard work continue to inspire us all.

Congratulations, Sebtain Minhas ! 🏆

09/09/2023

31/08/2023

If you’ve been feeling constrained by Microsoft Excel’s methods for manipulating data, you’re in luck—Python can now be used within your spreadsheets. The inclusion of the popular programming language went live earlier this week, with the feature available as a public preview.

According to Microsoft, this integration is completely native within Excel; you won’t need to run any setup for it to work. (However, you will need to be part of the Microsoft 365 Insider program to access preview features in Office apps.) You type Python code directly into cells using the new =PY() function, which then gets executed in the cloud. The results are displayed in the worksheet. In the examples shown by Microsoft, common actions like creating pivot tables and charts will be possible using Python. Microsoft’s partnership with Anaconda, a Python repository that contains popular libraries like Matplotlib, pandas, and scikit-learn, should also enable more advanced visualizations.