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Post by tybalt on Sept 2, 2015 7:22:59 GMT
As you are probably aware ThinCats are moving to a version of The ReBS software. I am curious about how easy or impossible it is to extract data to Excel or in CSV or other form.
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Post by SteveT on Sept 2, 2015 7:33:56 GMT
As you are probably aware ThinCats are moving to a version of The ReBS software. I am curious about how easy or impossible it is to extract data to Excel or in CSV or other form. That strikes me as like upgrading to the age of steam. Suggest you invest in a good book to read whilst waiting for pages to load. I know of no facility on ReBS to extract either your loan book or transaction statements to Excel / CSV (unless it's very well hidden).
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Post by alan on Sept 2, 2015 8:38:56 GMT
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Post by tybalt on Sept 2, 2015 9:36:09 GMT
Better than I had been lead to believe - Many thanks
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Post by nick on Oct 13, 2015 18:01:23 GMT
As you are probably aware ThinCats are moving to a version of The ReBS software. I am curious about how easy or impossible it is to extract data to Excel or in CSV or other form. That strikes me as like upgrading to the age of steam. Suggest you invest in a good book to read whilst waiting for pages to load. I know of no facility on ReBS to extract either your loan book or transaction statements to Excel / CSV (unless it's very well hidden). Well given TC's existing platform is from the stone age, upgrading to steam is going to be a serious upgrade! TC was one of the first platforms I invested on, but the platform interface was so counter-intuitive that it drove me to investment suicide - selling all my investments at a discount just for a quick exit
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Post by shimself on Oct 23, 2015 12:31:23 GMT
what Nick said was
Well given TC's existing platform is from the stone age, upgrading to steam is going to be a serious upgrade! TC was one of the first platforms I invested on, but the platform interface was so counter-intuitive that it drove me to investment suicide - selling all my investments at a discount just for a quick exit I can't say anything in defence of how counter intuitive TC software is, because it's just awful ON THE OTHER HAND the information supplied for the loans with full accounts for some years past and future projections and so on just trounces FK AC REBS. I can't take REBS (and FK's) 1-1/2 or 2-12 years accounts condensed to 5 or 6 lines seriously. Similarly the TC discussion has some great insights and questions. And good loans at good rates is ultimately what matters. So, despite my outrage at the navigation, I'm much bigger on TC than anywhere else. (It helps me that I know quite a lot about how SME businesses work)
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