Refresh your own model against a new print, in place, without rebuilding it. The structure stays yours; only the facts move, and every pulled figure carries its filing reference.
=NEXA.VAL() drops a single value where a number should live, so your model reads from the corpus instead of a paste.
=NEXA.RANGE() spills a full income statement, balance sheet or a dimension, so a statement lands in a single call.
When a filing lands, recalculate and the model rolls forward, so earnings season stops meaning a night of re-keying.
The add-in feeds the model your team already uses. You choose which cells go live, with no migration into a template.
Each pulled figure keeps its unit, period, basis and vintage, so the sheet stays unambiguous.
The source reference travels with the cell, so any number is auditable without leaving Excel.
Each one starts from a real problem on the desk, and what the product does about it.
Re-keying a book of models every time earnings drop can take a night per name.
SolutionRecalculate, and the models are current. Each live cell pulls a sourced figure, so nothing is typed twice.
Paste a number into a sheet and its source is gone the moment it lands.
SolutionEach cell is a =NEXA.VAL() or =NEXA.RANGE() call, so the filing reference stays with the figure inside your model.
Most tools make you move your work into their template before you can pull their data.
SolutionThe add-in feeds figures into the model your team already uses. You decide which cells go live.
=NEXA.VAL() for a figure, =NEXA.RANGE() for a whole statement or dimension.Live =NEXA.VAL() and =NEXA.RANGE().
Sign in from the task pane in Excel; no admin rebuild of your files.
Call NEXA.VAL or NEXA.RANGE in any cell where a number should live.
When a new filing lands, recalculate and your model is current.
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