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		Hi,
  I do not know if this is the right place to report small errors/typos in the quantlib environment. Given that I don't know any other place I will post it here this time.
  In the QuantLibAddin\gensrc\metadata\functions\leg.xml the static function QuantLib::CashFlows::startDate is called for qlLegStartDate and qlLegMaturityDate. I suppose the latter is not the expected behaviour:
   
      <Procedure name='qlLegStartDate'>       <description>Returns the start (i.e. first accrual) date for the given Leg object.</description>       <alias>QuantLib::CashFlows::startDate</alias>     <<-------------------------------------------
       <SupportedPlatforms>         <SupportedPlatform name='Excel'/>                </SupportedPlatforms>       <ParameterList>         <Parameters>           <Parameter name='ObjectId'>             <type>QuantLib::Leg</type>             <superType>underlyingClass</superType>             <tensorRank>scalar</tensorRank>             <description>id of existing QuantLib::Leg object</description>           </Parameter>         </Parameters>       </ParameterList>       <ReturnValue>         <type>QuantLib::Date</type>         <tensorRank>scalar</tensorRank>       </ReturnValue>     </Procedure>
      <Procedure name='qlLegMaturityDate'>       <description>Returns the maturity (i.e. last payment) date for the given Leg object.</description>       <alias>QuantLib::CashFlows::startDate</alias>  <<----------------------------------------------
       <SupportedPlatforms>         <SupportedPlatform name='Excel'/>                </SupportedPlatforms>       <ParameterList>         <Parameters>           <Parameter name='ObjectId'>             <type>QuantLib::Leg</type>             <superType>underlyingClass</superType>             <tensorRank>scalar</tensorRank>             <description>id of existing QuantLib::Leg object</description>           </Parameter>         </Parameters>       </ParameterList>       <ReturnValue>         <type>QuantLib::Date</type>         <tensorRank>scalar</tensorRank>       </ReturnValue>     </Procedure>
  Regards,
  Sebastian
  
	
	
	
	 
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