NumXL is an Excel add-in that simplifies financial modeling and time series analysis. It facilitates econometrics and forecasts, enabling users to analyze and backtrack data effortlessly.

With NumXL, you can easily analyze, build, validate, back-test, and forecast your models. The functions are organized into 11 categories to make it easy for you to find what you need: descriptive statistics, statistical tests, transformation, smoothing, ARMA analysis, ARCH/GARCH analysis, combo models, factor analysis, date/calendar, utilities, and spectral analysis.
Whether you need a histogram, Q-Q plotting, an autocorrelation function, mean, standard deviation, skew, kurtosis, normality, serial correlation (white-noise), ARCH effect, stationary and ADF unit root test, BoxCox, difference, integral operators, weighted moving average, exponential smoothing, trend, conditional mean modeling (ARMA/ARIMA/ARMAX), AirLine, U.S. Census X-12-ARIMA support, conditional volatility and heteroskedasticity modeling (ARC/GARCH/E-GARCH/GARCH-M), log-likelihood, AIC, residuals diagnosis, parameters' constraints check, forecast, weekday and holiday calculations, interpolation, statistical functions or Discrete Fourier Transform, NumXL has you covered.
NumXL Pro is compatible with all Excel versions from '97 to 2013 (34-bit and 64-bit) and with Windows 9x through Windows 8 systems, so you can be sure it will work with your current setup. Whether you're a seasoned economist or just starting out with data analysis, NumXL is a powerful tool that will make your work easier and more efficient.
Version 1.68.5:
[Fixed] In a few cases, the output series values are not updated when the X-13ARIMA-SEATS model’s specification(s) are changed.
[Changed] Updated the X-13ARIMA-SEATS to the latest version, 1.1 Build 59.
[Fixed] The NxFlatten(.) returns an error if any X or Y levels are not numbers.
Version 1.68.4:
The -1 (not 0) index now refers to the last element in NxSubset
New interpolation methods:
Nearest Neighbor in NxINTRPL
Nearest Neighbor in NxINTRPL2D
Fixed:
NxNWKDY fails to return the last weekday occurrence in a given month
NxIsWeekend fails to report dates that fall on weekend