Time Series Function

 

The series function is simple, powerful and flexible.  The function string is comprised of required elements as well as optional elements.

 

Required elements

 

=ICESeries(<Array of Symbols>,<Array of Fields>,Granularity (Daily if omitted),Start Date, End date, Index)

 

The array of symbols, or fields must be a range in Excel, e.g. A1:A20

 

Granularity can be set as follows:

Granularity

"S" Second Granularity
"I1" 1 Minute Granularity
"I60" 1 Hour Granularity
"D" Daily Granularity
"W" Weekly Granularity
"WA" Weekly Average of Daily values aggregation
"M" Monthly Granularity
"MA" Monthly Average of Daily values aggregation

 

 

Date ranges and index work as follows:

Date Ranges and Index

Start Date Only

Returns that date only

End Date Only

Returns that date only

Start Date & Index

Returns index values after that start date

End Date & Index

Returns index values before that end date

Start Date & End Date

Returns the values between those two dates

Index Only

Returns the most recent values
Start Date & End Date & Index

Returns the values between those two dates and disregards the index value

 

 

Optional Elements

 

Optional Elements

Title=

Any string that follows will be set as the title for that function
Snapshot= True returns downloaded values, False (or omitted) returns default live values
Plot= Vertical returns a vertical plot, Horizontal (or omitted) returns default horizontal plot
UseReference= False turns off any cell referencing, True (or omitted) returns default cell referencing
Sort= Ascending returns ascending dates, descending (or omitted) returns descending dates
Fill= FillForward fills blank values from previous values until the latest value, FillEnd fills blank values until the end date, FillBackwards fills blank values from later values, and Interpolate fills blanks as a line between existing values.  Omitting any fill options will show blanks as default.
TimelineMerge= U returns the union of dates when any symbol returns values, I returns the intersection when all symbols return values, R uses the timeline from the first symbol in the list, and omitting any timeline merge option will show the default calendar option.
Seasonality= True returns the output in a seasonal view, false (or omitted) returns the default output
DayOfWeek= Days of the week can be shown or filtered using the corresponding number 1= Monday and 7 = Sunday.  Omitting this shows the entire week.
Months= Months can be shown or filtered using the corresponding number or letter. January = 0 and December = B
ShowSymbolDescription= False returns the output without a description, True (or omitted) will show the symbol description