Macrobond 1.17
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.
Sample configurations for the Macrobond SQL database provider Metadata organization Metadata organized in multiple columns Dynamic tree of varying depth Single Identifiers with special characters Sample configurations for the Macrobond SQL database provider The following sample solutions should be treated as an example or starting point rather than a complete solution. The presented configuration might … Continue reading “SQL In-house – examples”
Introduction Getting started Configuration file DataProvider Series Metadata BrowseTree Trees of varying depth Sample configuration More examples Troubleshooting Introduction With the Macrobond SQL Database connector you can use the Macrobond application to read time series from a SQL database. Macrobond does not store your data located in SQL database. Getting started There is no standard … Continue reading “The Macrobond SQL Database Connector”
This document describes how you can test Macrobond application and make sure is working properly Start menu Start Macrobond Create a chart Save the chart to the Local computer and then open Copy chart to Microsoft Office Access the Help portal Checking for program updates The Excel add-in Bloomberg as data source Start menu Check … Continue reading “Brief testing instructions for the Macrobond application”
Installation Guides To install the Macrobond (MB Core, main application), please go here. To install the Macrobond Viewer, please follow this link. We also have online feature for viewing charts under macrobond.net. You don’t need to download anything for it. Deploying the Macrobond application Brief testing instructions for the Macrobond application Technical Q&A Release Notes … Continue reading “Technical information”