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Highlights:
- Understands time-series data implicitly; e.g. Series1 + Series2 = Series3 works as simply as 1 + 1 = 2
- Tracks interdependencies world-wide, across multiple data sources and intermediate calculations
- Periodicities, date ranges, and missing values are handled as appropriate
- Updates are handled automatically; when data changes, formulas are re-evaluated
- Data dependencies are handled automatically; when calculated series update, dependent series update as well
- You control the calculations in your account, but you can share or use others' calculations as permissions allow
- Works behind the scenes to keep your calculations up-to-date
Calculations: Creating Editing Sharing
* Clarke's Third Law: Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.
