Understanding Atom

Atom is a versatile term in the technology domain, referring to different entities based on the context. It is primarily recognized as a free and open-source text and source code editor that was developed by GitHub. Atom was available for macOS, Linux, and Windows, and it was released on June 25, 2015. It was notable for its support of JavaScript plug-ins and the utilization of the Electron framework, which facilitated the creation of cross-platform desktop applications using Chromium and Node.js. Atom was renowned for being 'hackable' to the core, which meant that users could customize it extensively using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Despite its flexibility and adaptability, the development of Atom was discontinued on December 15, 2022.

Moreover, Atom is associated with the ATOM Publishing Protocol Service, which is a web service that manages collections of resources. This service enables the acquisition of Service Documents that disclose the types of collections managed and the content types supported. It also facilitates managing these collections through standard HTTP verbs such as GET, PUT, POST, and DELETE.

In the realm of programming, specifically within C++, ATOM also denotes a data type. It is characterized as a 16-bit, handle-like primitive that is opaque to user-mode, meaning its value is not directly interpretable. ATOMs are used to efficiently represent internal data structures within the system, especially because they offer a way to prevent user access to kernel mode structures and are more efficient than passing around larger data structures.

Atom Plugins for Excel

Atominvest for Excel

Atominvest for Excel is an Excel plugin developed by Atominvest Software that enables users to access Atominvest portfolio, cashflow, and ESG data in real time. This plugin is designed specifically for clients of Atominvest, requiring a valid Atominvest license. It integrates seamlessly with Excel, allowing users to read and make changes to their documents, and send data over the Internet.

The plugin is recognized for its simplicity and intuitiveness, making it easy for users to pull and analyze their Atominvest data directly within Excel. With Atominvest for Excel, users can search their Atominvest data, build custom queries to extract data in bulk, and update their Excel worksheets and models with just a click of a button.

Common Use Cases

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  Pull and analyze real-time Atominvest portfolio data within Excel
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  Seamlessly update Excel worksheets and financial models with Atominvest data
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  Build custom queries to extract bulk data from Atominvest into Excel spreadsheets
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  Search and analyze Atominvest cashflow and ESG data directly within Excel
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  Utilize dynamic formula builder and database search within Excel for efficient data management

Frequently Asked Questions

What functionalities does the Atom Excel plugin provide?

The Atom Excel plugin allows clients to pull and analyze their portfolio data in real-time, access portfolio management data, including investments, funds, assets, and securities, as well as portfolio cashflows, financial metrics, operating KPIs, and ESG data within Excel. It also includes a dynamic formula builder, database search functionality, and the ability to build custom queries and extract data in bulk from Atominvest into Excel.

How does the Atom Excel plugin enhance data management for Atominvest clients?

The plugin offers a simple and intuitive interface, enabling clients to easily manage and update portfolio data such as investments, funds, assets, securities, financial metrics, operating KPIs, and ESG data. It provides front-to-back office solutions like deal, portfolio, and ESG management, investor relations, reporting, and onboarding.

Can the Atom Excel plugin update Excel worksheets automatically?

Yes, the plugin has a refresh functionality that allows users to update Excel worksheets and models with a single click.

Is the Atom Excel plugin intended for any Excel user?

No, the Atom Excel plugin is designed specifically for the asset management and private markets industry and is intended for use by clients of Atominvest who have a valid Atominvest license.

What are the capabilities of Excel's Power Pivot in relation to ATOMSVC files?

Excel's Power Pivot can open ATOMSVC files, import data from them, and may require enabling the Power Pivot add-in to work with these files. Users access these files through the Insert > PivotTable feature in Excel, and the data imported can be saved in formats like CSV and XLSX.