Axmo Data Modelling

Axmo Data Modelling adds a real modelling layer to Excel. Not another way to write formulas — a different powerful way to describe what your model means.

In a normal spreadsheet, a forecast is a grid of cell references. The structure lives in your head, the formulas break when someone inserts a row, and nobody else can safely change anything. Axmo lets you say what you actually mean: Revenue by Country and Year, Profit is Revenue minus Cost, Closing Balance

is last month's balance plus this month's flow. You define it once, and it holds.

What you get

• Named dimensions. Define Country, Year, Product, Scenario — whatever your model is organised by —

  and reuse them everywhere. Add a country and every series that uses it extends automatically.

• Data series with real formulas. Write Profit = Revenue - Cost once, and it applies across

  every combination. No dragging, no copying, no wondering whether row 400 got missed.

• Recurrence and stock-flow. Reference a series at the previous period — Balance = Balance[Year[-1]]

  + NetFlow. This is what makes real financial modelling possible: opening and closing balances, depreciation

  schedules, cumulative positions, anything where this period depends on the last one.

• Aggregation that works the way you expect. Build hierarchies — countries into regions, regions into

  totals — and let the model roll up. Sum where summing is right, average where it isn't, and say which.

• Your existing Excel data. Point Axmo at a worksheet range or table and it reads from there. Whatever

  you already use to get data into Excel — Power Query, a database connection, a paste from your ERP — keeps

  working exactly as it does now.

• Results written back to the sheet. Computed values land in ranges you choose, as ordinary Excel

  values. Chart them, format them, reference them from other formulas, send the workbook to someone who has never

  heard of Axmo.

• Two custom functions. DS.DATA pulls a value from any series at any coordinate;

  DS.INFO reports on model structure. Use them anywhere in the workbook, like any other Excel

  function.

Your model lives in your workbook

Axmo stores your model inside the Excel file itself. There is no account, no sign-in, and no copy of your

work on our servers — we could not retrieve your model if you asked us to, because we do not have it. Email the

workbook, put it in version control, hand it to a client, open it in five years. It is a file, and it is

all yours.

Free

Axmo Data Modelling is free to use, including for commercial and professional work. No trial period, no

credit card, no feature that stops working after thirty days.

Getting started

Open the Axmo Model tab on the Excel ribbon and select Show Panel. Then select Load

Demo for a worked model you can take apart — a small profit-and-loss built on real dimensions, with

aggregation and output ranges already wired up. Guides and reference material are at axmo.it/learn.

Who it is for

Finance teams who have outgrown raw Excel. Consultants and fractional CFOs delivering models to clients.

Analysts whose organisation will not approve another cloud subscription. Anyone who has opened a twelve-tab

forecast and thought there had to be a better way to express it.

Requirements

Excel on Windows (Microsoft 365), Excel on Mac (Microsoft 365 or 2019 and later), and Excel on the web.

Excel on iPad is not supported.