Hi Samuel
> I am a new user of Quantlib and Quantlib excel add-in. I create objects in
> Excel, for example a swap, I write its id in a cell and I am able to compute
> several quantities (basis point sensitivity, fair rate, npv...) but it seems
> that my object is saved in the RAM and when I restart my computer the swap
> object is lost and I get an error when I try to compute the quantities
> above. This is quite annoying, especially when one wants to create a
> portfolio and monitor it from day to day.
> Is there anyone who could help me on this matter ?
take a look at ohObjectSave to serialize object to a file, and
ohObjectLoad to deserialize them back in a later session.
You have to use named objects, not anonymous objects, and please note
that anything after # doesn't belong to the name
ciao -- Nando
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