Import data from a saved chart

By pressing Import button you can download data used in your saved charts directly to Excel. Double-click on a chart and it will open as ‘red object’ panel. Press OK and it will be added on the sheet.

Overview mode

With Overview tool you can download overview data for selected entity. This same feature as in Macrobond main-app under Browse tab > Overview. 1. Pick a country or company Here, you select the country or company that you want to include in your report. 2. Type of overview Here, you can select type of data. … Continue reading “Overview mode”

Create reports in Excel

With the report tool in Excel, you can quickly get an overview of countries or companies by downloading Macrobond’s selected key indicators for them. This same feature as in Macrobond main app under Browse tab > Overview > Reports. 1. Pick a country or company Here, you select the country or company that you want … Continue reading “Create reports in Excel”

Processed/Raw data selection

Which mode to use Processed Adding calculations in the Processed mode Raw When downloading data from the application database to Excel, you will need to select one of two download modes: Processed and Raw. The primary difference between the two options whether start dates and/or frequencies have been harmonized. Which one of the options you … Continue reading “Processed/Raw data selection”

All Series mode

The All series workspace Purpose All series mode is the main access point for downloading data into Excel. It gives you access to your entire application database and provides various options for downloading the data in a specific format. The All series workspace Series browser Download settings Data download list Purpose Use it to: Search … Continue reading “All Series mode”

Using Macrobond data in Excel

Far be it from us to tell you where you work best. At times, what works best for you might be Excel, even if you still want the benefits of using the Macrobond database. Working with Macrobond data in Excel can be very efficient, and probably more flexible than you’d expect.