The Goal Move files back and forth between your Windows and your Mac computer. Background Although the calculations, reports, data inputs, etc. are the same in our Windows and Mac releases of our software, there is macro code and other resources which is specific to one operating system or the other. Windows files won’t work …
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Method #1 Login to your customer account at https://realdata.com Look for the “Sign In” link in the upper right corner of any page. Once in your account, look for the “Serial Numbers” tab. You will find a list of serial numbers for all available downloads for the products that you have purchased. Method #2 If …
All of our software programs are available as specific Macintosh releases. Please note that the Windows releases of our software will not run on Macintosh computers; we create separate products for Windows and Macintosh. ***Also please note! Our Macintosh products do not work with Excel 2008, since the 2008 release of Office does not support …
Yes, you can. Add your logo, enter report information on the General worksheet, etc. – that is, enter any information that you would use on each and every project. To do this, you would need to modify the master template which is located in your “C:\Program Files (x86)\RealData\[PRODUCT NAME]” folder. This is the approximate path …
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To print reports, look for the RealData menu at the top of your Excel window. In Windows, the RealData menu looks like this: On Mac running Excel 2011, the RealData menu looks like this: If you are not seeing a “RealData” option in your Excel menu, macros may …
In REIA Professional, you can move the data in an analysis from one workbook to another. This can be useful and time-saving in cases including: Data corruption in a file such as #REF! or #VALUE! Moving your data from an older to a new build or version of the software Moving your data from Windows …
When you click on the “Check for Updates” button on the Welcome worksheet of your software, you get a macro error. First, check to be sure that macros are enabled. On the Welcome worksheet, click on the Check Macros button. If macros are not enabled, first resolve this issue. See other knowledgebase entries specific …
When printing most reports in our software programs using RealData print macros (as opposed to using Excel’s File – Print menu) you are presented with a dialog box which gives you several options when printing. One is a checkbox which selects for color or black& white. Some printers may have print drivers which supersede RealData’s …
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You are not able to copy and paste between two RealData analyses or other Excel files. This may happen if you are copying from either On Schedule or Personal Financial Statement. We have specifically disabled the “cut” function in these two programs to avoid the #REF! errors it can cause. It is a quirk in …
Problem: When opening your RealData program, you get an error message that states: “Do not open the original template (Program Name) from Excel’s File Open menu.” Solution: There are two cases – (1) You are specifically using Excel’s File > Open to access the file. We have blocked this option and pop up an error message …
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