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Important update on 16. February 2019: Some links, and especially downloads links on this personal website may not be uptodate, as I recently transferred the whole site from www.finaquant.com to software.tuncalik.com.
Give me some time; I will check and correct them one by one.
I decided to offer all the software introduced on this website open-source and free.
Check my shared folder for most uptodate downloads. Open-Source downloads of the C#/.NET libraries Finaquant Calcs and Finaquant Protos are also included in this shared download folder as zipped Visual Studio 2012 files.
You may contact me if you need any help or consulting for my analytical software.
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Category Archives: Calculation engine
Calculation Nodes and Networks
The .NET Calculation Engine library finaquant® calcs (available until August 2013) will comprise Calculation Nodes and Networks in addition to the table functions of the non-commercial finaquant® protos. The term table function should be clear by now: Functions with in-memory … Continue reading
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Calling table functions from Microsoft Excel
This article explains how the table functions of the non-commercial .net library finaquant® protos can be called from within Microsoft Excel using VBA macros. Two possible integration options are presented here: 1) Calling a .net method from an Excel macro … Continue reading
Importing and Exporting a DataTable from/to an Excel file
As explained in the related article, a MatrixTable of finaquant can easily be converted to or from a DataTable of the .net framework (ADO.net). That is, importing or exporting a MatrixTable from/to an excel sheet can be accomplished in two … Continue reading
Converting a MatrixTable to a DataTable, and vice versa
MatrixTable is a type (class) for in-memory representation of data tables just like DataTable of the .net framework (ADO.net). MatrixTable has but a much simplified data structure compared to DataTable with primary focus on mathematical (or analytical) table functions rather … Continue reading