European Banking Authority (EBA)
XBRL add-in for Excel
The Altova European Banking Authority (EBA) XBRL Add-in for Excel shields reporting companies from the complexity of XBRL syntax.
Build EBA XBRL reports directly in Excel
Like other regulatory agencies around the world, the European Banking Authority (EBA) has standardized on XBRL for the transmission of data submitted by filing entities, to capitalize on the benefits of standardized data.
For filing companies, however, the challenge lies in getting backend data into a valid XBRL format according to the EBA Taxonomy, especially since the employees recording the data are generally financial professionals.
What if you could get the EBA XBRL directly from a ubiquitous productivity tool that end users are already using for working with financial data, namely, Excel?
The EBA XBRL Add-in for Excel does exactly that.
Building EBA XBRL in Excel has numerous benefits:
- No technical XBRL expertise is required
- Excel template guides user when entering EBA data
- Export XBRL button generates EBA XBRL data
- Import XBRL button imports EBA XBRL data into Excel for viewing/reviewing XBRL filings
- EBA Filing Properties entry helper assists with data entry
- Tables selector window lets you navigate to or hide tables
- Cell Documentation window provides useful information about cell contents to help guide the data input
- Data validation with comprehensive messaging about errors and inconsistencies are provided
The EBA Filing Pane lets users view and update information pertaining to document properties and tables. The Cell Documentation window displays the description of the currently selected cell or property as it’s annotated in the underling taxonomy, so users can understand exactly what to enter.
Import or Export EBA XBRL
Once your report is complete in Excel, simply click the Export XBRL button in the EBA ribbon, and the add-in will generate a valid XBRL instance document for submission.
It's just as easy to import existing EBA XBRL reports into Excel for easy analysis using the Import XBRL button in the EBA ribbon. Once the XBRL data is in Excel, it's easy to view, review, understand, and/or re-use.
Please note: The add-in requires Excel 2010, 2013 or 2016. It is not compatible with prior versions.
Try Free for 30-Days
It's easy to get started with the Altova EBA XBRL add-in for Excel. Simply download the software and install it to begin your free, 30-day trial.
Learn More
- Read more about getting Excel data into EBA XBRL on the Altova blog
- EBA Filing Rules v 2.5