The Macrobond Chart Server

Introduction Requirements Installation Working with Chart Server Configuration Operations Introduction The Macrobond Chart Server delivers images of Macrobond charts in either PNG or SVG format. The server uses the same components as the Macrobond client application and will render exactly the same image over http as you would see in the client application. The server runs as … Continue reading “The Macrobond Chart Server”

APIs/Feeds/Connectors

Connect your data to Macrobond SQL Database Connector SQL In-house – examples SQL In-house – connection strings SQL demo Virtual Machine Web API Series Provider Web API Series Provider demo Virtual Machine Bloomberg Connector FactSet Data Provider Data Scientist tools EViews Matlab Python R Feed solutions Data Web API feed FTP/SFTP data feed Databricks feed … Continue reading “APIs/Feeds/Connectors”

The Macrobond Data Web API feed

Overview References Data+ license Introduction Entities and metadata Time series The API Authentication and authorization Using the interactive reference documentation Python wrapper Examples and use cases Example of retrieving a time series in Python Loading time series and entities Revision history series Searching for time series and entities Creating and uploading in-house series Overview The … Continue reading “The Macrobond Data Web API feed”

Web Publish

Overview How to use Web publish? From Analytics From Web publish tab Publishing types Web publish tab Technical notes Overview The Web publish feature makes publishing charts a simple and quick process. The feature is designed to provide URL addresses for charts that you can post on blogs, social media, websites or a content management … Continue reading “Web Publish”

The Macrobond API for Python

Introduction Requirements Getting started Working with Python API About time series About downloading series Interfaces IConnection Time series – codes Download one series Download one series and scale values Download one series wrapped in ratio (#PerCapita) Download several series Download several series, transform them to a common length and calendar Download series and set start … Continue reading “The Macrobond API for Python”

The Macrobond API for R

Introduction Requirements Package version Macrobond license and main app version R in other programs Installation Method 1 Method 2 Upgrading the Macrobond API Getting Started Working with R API Time series Download one series Download one series wrapped in ratio (#PerCapita) Download several series, transform them to a common length and calendar Download series and … Continue reading “The Macrobond API for R”

The Macrobond API for Matlab

Introduction Requirements Getting started Working with MATLAB API Time series Handling of dates Interfaces IConnection IDatabase Downloading series Download one series Download several series Download and transform series Create a monthly series Create a daily series Delete a series Search for series using a ‘concept’ Find the ‘concept’ from a time series ISeries Get the … Continue reading “The Macrobond API for Matlab”

The Macrobond EViews add-in

Introduction Requirements Getting started Working with EViews add-in Manually registering and unregistering the add-in Reading data into EViews Vintage data (revision history) Storing data from EViews Labels Using EViews commands Introduction With the Macrobond add-in for EViews you can load series from the Macrobond database, and you can store series to the Macrobond account in-house … Continue reading “The Macrobond EViews add-in”

The Macrobond Bloomberg Connector

Introduction Requirements Enabling the Bloomberg Connector Working with Bloomberg Connector  Entering Bloomberg symbols in the Series browser Series names CUSIP/ISIN Using Bloomberg ‘overrides’ Changing currency or scale How to work with intra-day data? Troubleshooting Why I can’t copy Time table with BBG series in it? Unknown series prefix Communicates from Bloomberg Terminal Monthly limit reached … Continue reading “The Macrobond Bloomberg Connector”