Yes! When you buy Zebra BI, you receive a “named user license”, which means it’s tied to your name, not your computer.
If you have multiple computers (for example: one at work, one at home), you can use your license on all of them, as long as it’s you who’s using Zebra BI.
Since Zebra BI version 1.6.0 you can! This was one of your most frequent requests and we listened. See this article for more details: Copying and moving sheets
Zebra BI is used by companies across different industries and of various sizes, from large corporations and mid-sized companies down to smaller consulting firms, market research companies and startups.
If you send the (original) reports made with Zebra BI to users that don’t have Zebra BI installed, they will be able to see the reports, but they won’t be able to change the values. Depending on the version, Excel might also pop up a formula error message.
However, there are plenty of options for you to efficiently share your reports, dashboards or presentations with other users.
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Make sure you select and export the range of cells behind the chart, comment signs and other elements!
If you exported a Zebra BI chart to PowerPoint using Zebra BI “Export” function and don’t see the other elements, such as comment signs in PowerPoint, chances are you had just the chart selected when you did the export.
Zebra can export (1) single chart objects, (2) chart groups/multiples or (3) a whole range of cells or a whole page. If you want to export the chart, the comments, the text boxes and any other elements as well, the correct way is to select a range behind the chart (and other elements) and export the range.
See this article for more details, with images (see Option 1 from the section 2. Exporting multiple objects):
Yes, of course.
Labels AC, BU, FC and PY are standard abbreviations for business scenarios, recommended by the International Business Communication Standards (IBCS). They represent different types of business data, such as “Actual”, “Budget”, “Forecast” and “Previous year”.
But if you want to use your own labels for business scenarios, translate them into your local language or add a few more labels for a scenario, you can do that in the Zebra BI Style editor:
You’ll find how to do this in the article below (see chapter Scenarios):
Yes, they will! You have 2 options:
Absolutely!
Zebra BI is designed so that all charts and reports are dynamic. Just click on your Pivot table and select a Zebra chart. Zebra BI will insert and link the chart directly from your pivot table. If you then for example change a filter value of your Pivot table, Zebra charts will update accordingly.
Zebra BI works with all major Excel data extraction and analysis technologies:
Please read this short tutorial on How to use pivot tables and slicers.
Zebra BI supports MS Excel versions 2010, 2013 and 2016. Both 32-bit and 64-bit Office versions are supported.
If you have MS Office 365, then you can use Zebra BI under MS Excel 2016, which is included in your Office 365 subscription.
For more technical details regarding Excel versions and supported Windows operating systems check System Requirements.
If your Zebra BI 30-day free trial has expired, here are your next steps: