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FRED Add-in: New Features for Excel 2010
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As part of its ongoing efforts to increase the public's access to economic data, the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis has developed an economic data add-in for Microsoft Excel. The FRED® (Federal Reserve Economic Data) add-in for Excel is available at http://research.stlouisfed....
The FRED add-in is designed for users of economic data, such as students, professors, business economists and financial analysts, who have a basic knowledge of Excel but may not be familiar with the features of FRED, our signature economic database. With the add-in, users are able to download economic data housed on FRED directly into Excel. They can select data by the specific data series ID or from a list of FRED's most popular datasets. Users can also create graphs and perform data manipulations with the aid of the FRED add-in's customization tools.
The FRED add-in is designed for users of economic data, such as students, professors, business economists and financial analysts, who have a basic knowledge of Excel but may not be familiar with the features of FRED, our signature economic database. With the add-in, users are able to download economic data housed on FRED directly into Excel. They can select data by the specific data series ID or from a list of FRED's most popular datasets. Users can also create graphs and perform data manipulations with the aid of the FRED add-in's customization tools.
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