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Analysis and Management Add-ins

The primary way of interacting with your Splashback data is using our add-ins.

Add-ins#

  • Governor - Import data from labs, sensors and more, and edit data and metadata with an intuitive interface.
  • Compare - Plot parameter vs. parameter for a site.
  • Series - Plot multiple parameter time series for sites and streams.
  • Parameter Summary + Site Summary - Plot multiple parameters for a single site, or a single parameter over multiple sites.
  • Parameter Profiler + Site Profiler - Plot multiple parameters by variant for a sampling event, or a parameter for multiple sites by variant or a site by variant for multiple dates.
  • Functions - Use functions to query Splashback data.

Requirements#

Splashback requires Excel on the Web, Excel on Windows (Version 2008 or later) or Excel on Mac (16.40 or later). It also requires a stable internet connection, and a valid Microsoft Office licence.

Standalone runtime

There is a Standalone add-in runtime coming soon which removes the need for Excel and provides opportunities to circumvent complex organizational deployments.

Send us a message today if this is something you are interested in.
Firewall rules

If your organization has a firewall in place, ensure it allows traffic to the following URLs:

Installation#

There are two methods of installing Splashback, depending on your use case.

Organizations#

To deploy the Splashback add-in to either specific users in an organization or to everyone, follow the instructions provided for the Microsoft 365 admin center.

Individuals#

To install Splashback, first, launch Excel. Then, click the Insert ribbon, followed by the Office Add-ins button.

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Next, go to the Store and search for "Splashback". Click Add next to the add-in.

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Clear add-in cache#

Occasionally, major Splashback releases may cause incompatibilities with old add-in versions.

Due to the way that Microsoft Excel on Windows and macOS caches add-ins, we have little control when you will receive the latest version of our add-in. To circumvent this, it is possible to manually clear your add-in cache, which will cause Microsoft Excel to load the latest version of our add-in when it is next launched.

If you run into any problems, please get in touch. We know this process is annoying, but we sadly aren't the only add-in publishers to have this issue.