To get your chart as image or video use Export chart as image or video functionality. To make sure your image/video won’t be blurry: under ‘Custom size’ input exact size of image/video if you know it; choose higher DPI – 300 DPI is perfect for presentations, pdf files and prints, 96 DPI should be enough … Continue reading “How to ensure the image and video quality?”
Copy Copy special Metafile and Macrobond Document object Bitmap SVG Copy image with document link Copy special favorites Copy as a link (image linked to a document) How to export images and animations? Other functions Paste Edit Editing linked charts Refresh Copy Right-click on your chart and choose Copy. Then, open another program (i.e., Word … Continue reading “Copying & pasting charts”
If you double click in a chart embedded in an Office document, it will open for editing in the Macrobond main application. Here you can now select another chart in the document instead. To change the chart, you have to change documents primary presentation. Use the star button next to the name of the chart … Continue reading “How to change already embedded chart in Office document?”
Storing documents Presentation document Copy and Refresh in an Office document Exporting charts as images Publish your work You’ve found the data, added it to a document, maybe even performed a few calculations and adjusted the appearance of your charts or tables. This is great! But now you need to present your work, whether it’s … Continue reading “Saving and presenting your work – overview”
The quickest way is to right-click on your chart and choose Copy. Then paste it in Office document with right-click > Paste or use Ctrl+V. Copy will create a refreshable object which will be a separate entity from the original file. This ‘image’ can be later refreshed and edited in Macrobond. See here pre-1.29 version view Under … Continue reading “How to copy a chart to a Microsoft Office document?”
Overview Creating Data set Copy as Excel Data set Settings Copy as linked Excel Data set How Data set works in Excel? Blank items How to keep order of series? Editing document Overview Excel add-in includes most commonly used calculations, such as Rate of change and Scale, for everyday work. But this is not the full range … Continue reading “Copy as Excel Data set”
Overview Copy as… Copy as text Copy as data set Copy as data set – linked Other settings Overview This Copy special dialog box allows you to customize how your time table will be copied. Here, you can define the settings for this particular copy and click OK to finalize it, or you can choose … Continue reading “Copy special from Time table”
Purpose Creating calculated in-house Adding calculated in-house to a chart Sharing calculated in-house Editing calculated in-house Adding another calculated in-house in same file Changing calculated in-house’s location Deleting calculated in-house Questions Can I connect my calculated in-house series to original file? Can i download in-house series through other Macrobond API (i.e., Python)? Why can’t I … Continue reading “Calculated in-house series – saving your own calculation”
Direct download from Excel add-in Copy as Excel data set from Macrobond Updating data sets in Excel There are two ways to access Macrobond data in Excel. You can either start in Excel, perform a direct download using the Macrobond add-in. Or you can start in the application and download the calculations you’ve performed there … Continue reading “Accessing Macrobond data in Excel”
Positioning the data set Adding metadata Inserting columns & rows in a data set Locating series in the data tree Selecting more series Switching between database views Positioning the data set When you work in Excel, organizing data is crucial, especially if you download a lot of data sets from Macrobond into one sheet. Each … Continue reading “Working with All series mode”