Chart’s graphics & elements
More about Chart elements can be found in: Elements of the chart
More about Chart elements can be found in: Elements of the chart
If you want to sum values across few series, there are two main ways to achieve this: 1. Formula language You can sum multiple series by typing a simple expression with the ‘+’ sign. It will add up only common part for all series. 2. Cross Section analysis Use the Cross section analysis to calculate … Continue reading “How to add/sum up series?”
You should refer to a date using the Date() formula. Date(year, month, day) It returns the observation number of the specified date. Make sure you input the components of the date in the right order. For example: Date(2017, 01, 01) For more information: Formula analysis
In Macrobond, a chart can only display series with the same amount of observations per year. When adding several time series with different frequencies, if no settings are changed, the document will harmonize the frequency of each series to the highest available one. Time series with a lower frequency will be converted to the higher … Continue reading “Can I display series with different frequencies on the same chart?”
Click outside the chart area and go to the Presentation properties tab. In the Format panel, you can edit or delete the ‘, lhs’ and ‘, rhs’ text. If you change your mind you can click on the ‘x’ button to bring back the default text. For more information: Elements of the chart
By default, the analysis text appears in brackets in the legend text. You can remove it by clicking outside of the chart area. In the Presentation properties tab, untick the setting ‘Analysis texts’. For more information: Elements of the chart
Some formulas require you to define a window length. Let’s take as example the formula for a rolling mean: Mean(series, window) For the window length you should input the number of observations over which the function will be calculated. The number of observations is based on the frequency of the document. Instead of typing a … Continue reading “How to specify window length in formula language?”
Drag the analysis up or down. You can only move analyses within the same branch. This does not affect calculations but can help you reorganize your document. If you want to swap a higher analysis with a lower one (higher/lower in tree hierarchy), you can right-click on the analysis and click on ‘Move up’. Note … Continue reading “How to rearrange analyses in the Analysis tree?”