Version 2026 of the Altova EBA XBRL add-in for Excel was announced on October 21, 2025. Learn about all the new features below and update to the latest version.
The XBRL-CSV format is part of the Open Information Model (OIM) that aims to simplify working with XBRL data. XBRL-CSV is one of the concrete serializations defined under the OIM, alongside XBRL-JSON. Its role is to represent XBRL facts efficiently in a tabular, CSV-based format, which is compact and well-suited for very large datasets.
This latest release of the EBA XBRL add-in for Excel introduces support for XBRL-CSV Table Constraints 1.0, a new set of extensions that enable basic but extremely efficient validation checks.
Use of this standard is particularly relevant for DORA (Digital Operational Resilience Act) reporting in the EU since those reports use XBRL-CSV. The Table Constraints extension gives tools/regulators a way to define constraints that DORA reporters must satisfy and then verify them efficiently.
| Version 2019 (October 17, 2018) |
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| Built-in support for ECB SFRDP (European Central Bank – Supervisory Financial Reporting Data Points) taxonomy |
| Support for BDP (Banco de Portugal) taxonomies |
| Support for DNB FTK (De Nederlandsche Bank Financieel Toetsingskader) taxonomies |
| Support for BOE (Bank of England) taxonomies |
| Support for additional older versions of EBA taxonomy: 2.3, 2.4.1 |
