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2017-04-25 20:17:00 UTC
Hello,
I am a newbie here.
New to finance and new to quantlib as well.
I am just trying to get started with the VBA QuantLibXL framework
For now, I am just looking to get the latest stable version which appears to be 1.8 (1.9 is pre-release?)
a. The 32-bit excel link to the RateCurveFramework.zip appears to point to a .zip filename not actually present in sourceforge.net
The 64-bit excel link appears to work but then there is a caveat the VBA will not really work.
Not to mention my Excel 2016/Office 365 says it is 32-bit.
b. Inside the sourceforge directories, if I look inside, I can see a slightly different filename,
QuantLibXL-1.8.0-framework.zip.
However when I extracted it, all the DOS batch files for different currencies are not there, which undoubtedly was mentioned in the Startup instructions, as well as I can see them in the 64-bit RaateCurveFramework zip file.
What is the best way to get going here?
Thanks so much!!!
- Emmanuel
Sent from Mail for Windows 10
I am a newbie here.
New to finance and new to quantlib as well.
I am just trying to get started with the VBA QuantLibXL framework
For now, I am just looking to get the latest stable version which appears to be 1.8 (1.9 is pre-release?)
a. The 32-bit excel link to the RateCurveFramework.zip appears to point to a .zip filename not actually present in sourceforge.net
The 64-bit excel link appears to work but then there is a caveat the VBA will not really work.
Not to mention my Excel 2016/Office 365 says it is 32-bit.
b. Inside the sourceforge directories, if I look inside, I can see a slightly different filename,
QuantLibXL-1.8.0-framework.zip.
However when I extracted it, all the DOS batch files for different currencies are not there, which undoubtedly was mentioned in the Startup instructions, as well as I can see them in the 64-bit RaateCurveFramework zip file.
What is the best way to get going here?
Thanks so much!!!
- Emmanuel
Sent from Mail for Windows 10