> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.sylvera.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.sylvera.com/excel-add-in/ribbon-and-pane.md). # The Sylvera ribbon and pane What each button on the Sylvera tab does The **Sylvera** tab groups its buttons by job, left to right. | Group | Button | What it does | | ------------- | ----------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Data** | Find project | Opens the pane to search for a project, preview it, and insert fields | | | Add columns | Adds Rating, Rating date, Latest price (with its vintage), or Registry link beside the selected ID column. **More fields…** opens the full field list | | **Lists** | Fetch projects | Opens **Screen** to build a table of projects from filters | | | Add to lists | Adds the selected projects to one of your [project lists](/excel-add-in/project-lists.md) | | **Templates** | Templates | Inserts a ready-made table, such as every rated project, with or without scores | | **Maintain** | Refresh all | Recalculates every Sylvera formula in the workbook | | | Refresh selection | Recalculates the selected cells only | | | Freeze values | Replaces Sylvera formulas on the active sheet with their current values. Other formulas are left alone | | **Help** | Functions | Lists every Sylvera function with an example you can copy | | | Settings | Price decimals, price trend, saved screen filters, and usage data sharing | | | Examples | Creates six example sheets: Start here, Ratings monitor, Price report, Credit volumes, Top buyers, and Market overview | | **Account** | Account | Signs you in or out | ## The pane The pane opens on the right. Its views are: * **Home:** find a project, preview it, and insert fields or a table. Below the search, **Market totals** inserts ready-made market tables * **Screen:** filter the whole catalog and insert the matches. See [Find and screen projects](/excel-add-in/find-and-screen-projects.md) * **Lists:** your named project lists and Rating-change alerts. See [Project lists](/excel-add-in/project-lists.md) * **Enrich:** a guided version of **Add columns**. Select the cells with your registry and project IDs, choose fields, then select **Fill table**. It checks your IDs first and reports any it can't match * **Functions** and **Settings**, the question mark and gear icons The book icon next to them opens this guide in your browser. The bar at the top shows whether you're connected and when the workbook's data was last refreshed. ## Insert fields or a table When you preview a project, choose either: * **Fields:** tick any number. They're inserted as one `SYL.DATA` formula, one cell per field. Latest price is followed by its vintage. * **A table:** price history, every vintage with its price, credit volumes, top buyers, or the full project profile. A table fills the cells below and to the right of the selected cell. You can choose fields or a table, not both at once. ## Market totals On **Home**, under **Market totals**, select a table to insert it at the selected cell: * **Issuances, retirements, cancellations:** credits issued, retired, and cancelled each year since 2017 * **Retirements by project category:** project categories down, years across * **Issuances by project category:** the same layout, so it lines up beside the retirements table Each is a `SYL.MARKET` formula you can edit. See [Functions](/excel-add-in/functions.md) for its options. --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. GitBook is the documentation platform designed so that both humans and AI agents can read, navigate, and reason over technical content effectively. Learn more at gitbook.com. ## Querying This Documentation If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation by asking a question. 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