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fDesc[0] = "CalendarXL - latest addition to the SpiderXL Add-ins suite - brings intuitive and powerful date and calendar calculation functions into Microsoft Excel.<br /> <br /> CalendarXL is a perfect compliment to NumXL Add-in financial time series analysis software: Strategists and analysts often desire to exploit the information embedded in the date component of a time series to uncover calenderical drivers in their returns and/or volatilities. <br /> <br /> For instance: Are returns/volatilities significantly different for those days that precede or succeed a long weekend or fall on economic data release days?<br /> <br /> Does the number of trading days in a holding period (e.g., weekly, bi-weekly, etc.) affect the returns or volatility? <br /> <br /> Are returns/volatilities significantly different on days that overlap economic data (e.g., CPI, Employment report, etc.) announcements?<br /> <br /> You can use CalendarXL functions either manually, by typing them into your workbook cells, or by using the CalendarXL menu and toolbar.<br /> <br /> Once a spreadsheet is created with CalendarXL using one data set, running the same analysis for different data (or the same but with new observations) is as simple as copying and pasting.";

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