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Function Reference

Data Set Period Type ? Function Example
Standardized
Data Dictionary 		Calendar CalcbenchData(metric, companyIdentifier, year, period)
metric Calcbench Standardized Metric
companyIdentifier ticker or 10-digit CIK
year Calendar year, e.g. 2017. Or 0, -1, -2... with MRQ/MRY period for trailing year/quarter.
period Calendar period {Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4, Y, 1H, 3QCUM} /{1, 2, 3, 4, 0, 5, 6}. Or {MRQ, MRY} for most recent quarter/year. Quarterly values can be followed by TTM for trailing twelve months. e.g. Q1 TTM.
  • =CalcbenchData("Revenue", "MSFT", 2013, "Y")
  • =CalcbenchData("Revenue", "MSFT", 2013, "Q2 TTM")
  • =CalcbenchData("Revenue", "MSFT", 0, "MRY")
  • =CalcbenchData("Revenue", "MSFT", 1, "MRQ")
  • =CalcbenchData("Revenue", "MSFT", 0, "MRQ TTM")
  • =CalcbenchData("CAPEX", "DAL", 2013, "1H")
Fiscal CalcbenchDataFiscalPeriod(metric, ticker, year, period)
metric Calcbench Standardized Metric
companyIdentifier ticker or 10-digit CIK
year Fiscal year e.g. 2017. Or 0, -1, -2... with MRQ/MRY period for trailing year/quarter.
period Fiscal period {Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4, Y, 1H, 3QCUM} /{1, 2, 3, 4, 0, 5, 6}. Or {MRQ, MRY} for most recent quarter/year. Quarterly values can be followed by TTM for trailing twelve months. e.g. Q1 TTM.
=CalcbenchDataFiscalPeriod("Revenue", "MSFT", 2013, "Y")
As-Originally-Reported ? Calendar
Fiscal
CalcbenchDataAsOriginallyReported(metric, ticker, year, period)
metric Calcbench Standardized Metric
companyIdentifier ticker or 10-digit CIK
year Calendar year, e.g. 2017. Or 0, -1, -2... with MRQ/MRY period for trailing year/quarter.
period Calendar period {Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4, Y, 1H, 3QCUM} /{1, 2, 3, 4, 0, 5, 6}. Or {MRQ, MRY} for most recent quarter/year. Quarterly values can be followed by TTM for trailing twelve months. e.g. Q1 TTM.
=CalcbenchDataAsOriginallyReported("revenue", "msft", 2015, 0)
CalcbenchDataFiscalPeriodAsOriginallyReported(metric, ticker, year, period)
metric Calcbench Standardized Metric
companyIdentifier ticker or 10-digit CIK
year Fiscal year e.g. 2017. Or 0, -1, -2... with MRQ/MRY period for trailing year/quarter.
period Fiscal period {Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4, Y, 1H, 3QCUM} /{1, 2, 3, 4, 0, 5, 6}. Or {MRQ, MRY} for most recent quarter/year. Quarterly values can be followed by TTM for trailing twelve months. e.g. Q1 TTM.
=CalcbenchDataFiscalPeriodAsOriginallyReported("revenue", "msft", 2015, 0)
Array CalcbenchStandardizedArray({metrics}, {companyIdentifiers}, {fiscalPeriods}, {startDate}, {endDate})
Metrics Metric or array of metrics
Company Identifiers ticker/CIKs or array of tickers/CIKs
Fiscal Periods Fiscal periods or array of fiscal periods. Fiscal periods look like 2020-0 or 2021-3.
Start Date Date, get all data from this date on.
End Date Date, get all data up to (but not including) this date.
  • =CalcbenchStandardizedArray(B4:B100,A4:A50)
  • =CalcbenchStandardizedArray("","msft")
  • =CalcbenchStandardizedArray("","","",TODAY())
  • =CalcbenchStandardizedArray("","MSFT","2020-0")
XBRL Tag - Numeric Calendar CalcbenchXBRLTag(XBRLTag, ticker, year, period, dimension (optional))
XBRLtag XBRL Tag- find tags here
companyIdentifier ticker or 10-digit CIK
year Calendar year, e.g. 2017. Or 0, -1, -2... with MRQ/MRY period for trailing year/quarter.
period Calendar period {Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4, Y, 1H, 3QCUM} /{1, 2, 3, 4, 0, 5, 6}. Or {MRQ, MRY} for most recent quarter/year.
dimension (optional) XBRL dimension
=CalcbenchXBRLTag("CapitalizedComputerSoftwareAmortization", "MSFT", 2012, 0)
Fiscal CalcbenchXBRLTagFiscalPeriod(XBRLTag, ticker, year, period, dimension (optional))
XBRLtag XBRL Tag - find tags here
companyIdentifier ticker or 10-digit CIK
year Fiscal year e.g. 2017. Or 0, -1, -2... with MRQ/MRY period for trailing year/quarter.
period Fiscal period {Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4, Y, 1H, 3QCUM} /{1, 2, 3, 4, 0, 5, 6}. Or {MRQ, MRY} for most recent quarter/year.
dimension (optional) XBRL dimension
  • =CalcbenchXBRLTagFiscalPeriod("assets", "msft", 2015, 0)
  • =CalcbenchXBRLTagFiscalPeriod("SalesRevenueNet", "INTC", 2015, "Y", "ChinaIncludingHongKongMember")
As-Originally-Reported ? Calendar
Fiscal
CalcbenchXBRLTagAsOriginallyReported(XBRLtag, ticker, year, period, dimension (optional))
XBRLtag XBRL Tag - find tags here
companyIdentifier ticker or 10-digit CIK
year Calendar year, e.g. 2017. Or 0, -1, -2... with MRQ/MRY period for trailing year/quarter.
period Calendar period {Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4, Y, 1H, 3QCUM} /{1, 2, 3, 4, 0, 5, 6}. Or {MRQ, MRY} for most recent quarter/year.
=CalcbenchXBRLTagAsOriginallyReported("assets", "msft", 2017, 0)
CalcbenchXBRLTagFiscalPeriodAsOriginallyReported(XBRLtag, ticker, year, period, dimension (optional))
XBRLtag XBRL Tag - find tags here
companyIdentifier ticker or 10-digit CIK
year Fiscal year e.g. 2017. Or 0, -1, -2... with MRQ/MRY period for trailing year/quarter.
period Fiscal period {Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4, Y, 1H, 3QCUM} /{1, 2, 3, 4, 0, 5, 6}. Or {MRQ, MRY} for most recent quarter/year.
=CalcbenchXBRLTagFiscalPeriodAsOriginallyReported("assets", "msft", 2017, 0)
Disclosure Text Available Disclosures Calendar CalcbenchDisclosureText(disclosureName, ticker, year, period)
metric Disclosure Name list
companyIdentifier ticker or 10-digit CIK
year Calendar year, e.g. 2017.
period Calendar period {Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4, Y}/ {1, 2, 3, 4, 0}.
=CalcbenchDisclosureText("ManagementsDiscussionAndAnalysis", "goog", 2015, "Y")
Fiscal CalcbenchDisclosureTextFiscalPeriod(disclosureName, ticker, fiscalYear, fiscalPeriod)
metric Disclosure Name list
companyIdentifier ticker or 10-digit CIK
year Fiscal year, e.g. 2017.
period Fiscal period {Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4, Y}/ {1, 2, 3, 4, 0}.
=CalcbenchDisclosureTextFiscalPeriod("IncomeTaxes", "goog", 2015, "Y")
XBRL Text Block Calendar CalcbenchXBRLTextTag(XBRLTag, ticker, year, period)
metric XBRL Text Tag, find tags here
companyIdentifier ticker or 10-digit CIK
year Calendar year, e.g. 2017.
period Calendar period {Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4, Y}/ {1, 2, 3, 4, 0}.
=CalcbenchXBRLTextTag("EarningsPerShareTextBlock", "GOOG", 2017, "Y")
Fiscal CalcbenchXBRLTextTagFiscalPeriod(tag, ticker, year, period)
metric XBRL Text Tag, find tags here
companyIdentifier ticker or 10-digit CIK
year Fiscal year e.g. 2017.
period Fiscal period {Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4, Y}/ {1, 2, 3, 4, 0}.
=CalcbenchXBRLTextTagFiscalPeriod("EarningsPerShareTextBlock", "GOOG", 2017, "Y")
Non-XBRL Fact ID ? Fiscal CalcbenchNonXBRLFactID(fact_id, extract_tag (optional), year (optional), period (optional), unscale (optional)) Non-XBRL fact
fact_id Identifier assigned to fact by Calcbench
extract_tag
(optional)		 Stemmed text used to extract the number, in general it should be stable across time but not across companies.
year*
(optional)		 Fiscal year e.g. 2017.
period*
(optional)		 Fiscal period {Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4, Y}/ {1, 2, 3, 4, 0}.
unscale
(optional)		 Reverts to the unscaled, as reported value. EG: 1.7 instead of 1,700,000.
*Used to find the eqivalent fact for that period, if exists.
 =CalcbenchNonXBRLFactID(337232493, "TangiblBookValuPerShare_PerShare", 2021, "4Q")

Tracing

RIGHT CLICK any Calcbench formula and select Trace This Metric to see the source document.

Refresh All Data

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To reget data from the Calcbench Servers, right click on a number or group of numbers and hit 'Refresh Cell(s)'

Resources

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As-Reported Face Financial Statements

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