How To Install Pop Tools In Excel

Dec 03, 2019 StatTools is a true add-in to Microsoft Excel, integrating completely with your spreadsheet. Browse, define, analyze, while never leaving Excel. StatTools replaces Excel's built-in statistics functions with its own calculations. The accuracy of Excel's built-in statistics calculations has often been questioned, so StatTools doesn't use them. Jan 24, 2017 In the Data Tools section of the Data tab, click the 'Data Validation' button. The Data Validation dialog box displays. On the Settings tab, select 'List' from the Allow drop-down list (see, drop-down lists are everywhere!). Now, we're going to use the name we assigned to the range of cells containing the options for our drop-down list.

In Excel, Spreadsheet Add-in provides a convenient toolbar that displays icons for accessing most of the common Essbase commands without having to open the Essbase menu.

Prior to using the Essbase toolbar, you must install the toolbar by opening an Excel file that is provided as part of the default Essbase installation. See Using the Essbase Toolbar.

To install the Essbase toolbar:

Tools In Excel 2010

1. Start Excel.

2. Select File, then Open.

3. From HYPERION_HOME/products/Essbase/EssbaseClient/client/sample, open esstoolb.xls.

   A blank worksheet opens.

   Depending on how software is installed on your computer, the file may not be available or may be located in a different directory. If you cannot locate the file, contact the Essbase system administrator.

   Note:

   Upon using Excel, two dialog boxes may be displayed warning that the esstoolb.xls file may contain macros. If so, click the Enable Macros button on the first dialog box, and click OK on the second dialog box. The macros must be enabled for the Essbase toolbar to work.

Tools In Excel 2010

1. Start Excel.

2. Select File, then Open.

3. From HYPERION_HOME/products/Essbase/EssbaseClient/client/sample, open esstoolb.xls.

   A blank worksheet opens.

   Depending on how software is installed on your computer, the file may not be available or may be located in a different directory. If you cannot locate the file, contact the Essbase system administrator.

   Note:

   Upon using Excel, two dialog boxes may be displayed warning that the esstoolb.xls file may contain macros. If so, click the Enable Macros button on the first dialog box, and click OK on the second dialog box. The macros must be enabled for the Essbase toolbar to work.

4. Select File, then Close, to close the esstoolb.xls file.

   You do not need to modify or save the file.

   You do not need to install the toolbar again unless you delete the Essbase toolbar from the Excel Toolbars dialog box.

   Note:

   If you have toolbars turned off in Excel, you do not see the Essbase toolbar immediately. You must first enable toolbars. See Using the Essbase Toolbar.