How to create dynamic tables for Word and PowerPoint?
You can create tables as reports, using Bar Charts presentations. The table is created using a bar chart with text columns. For more information about it go to: Dynamic table
Category: Publishing & saving
How to ensure the picture quality when converting to PDF?
MS Office Saving charts in an Office document Using the Microsoft Print to PDF feature Other Adjusting line color and transparency in Adobe Acrobat Modifying the size of the chart before exporting We recommend using Office built-in option for creating PDF as we cannot ensure quality with 3rd party programs (including Adobe). MS Office Saving … Continue reading “How to ensure the picture quality when converting to PDF?”
How to embed an in-house series in a document?
There are two ways of embedding an in-house series into a document. Document properties Press F4 (or go to File > Document properties) and in the dialog box tick the checkbox Embed in-house series in document. Then (re)save the file and you can share your own in-house series with other Macrobond users. Please note that … Continue reading “How to embed an in-house series in a document?”
How to align several Macrobond charts in the same Power Point slide?
This is a two-step process. First, you need to define placeholders in a master slide to help you gain control of the chart positioning. Open up a new PowerPoint document. In the ribbon, go to View and click on Slide Master. This view lets you create a theme with your desired layout. In the slide … Continue reading “How to align several Macrobond charts in the same Power Point slide?”
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.
Publishing & saving your work
The selection of the materials in this section will introduce you to the options for saving, sharing, presenting, and publishing, as well as keeping your work updated and relevant to avoid re-creating the same documents from scratch. For useful shortcuts see: Keyboard shortcuts.
Introduction to the Excel add-in
Enabling Macrobond add-in From Disabled Items From COM Add-ins By adding .dll file Macrobond Excel Udf Functions Import time series Data sets Import reports In-house series With the Macrobond Excel add-in (which works as Excel connector to Macrobond) you can import data from Macrobond into Microsoft Excel and easily keep it updated with the latest … Continue reading “Introduction to the Excel add-in”