Tables 
There are two methods of navigating the data tables: the List of Tables button in the top-left corner of the screen and the ribbon buttons along the bottom of the screen. The List allows the user to jump directly to a specific table while the buttons at the bottom take the user to tables grouped into sets by economic sector (viewable by scrolling up/down). A complete collection of all the tables is viewable by tapping ‘All Tables’ from either location.
Data Cell Shading
Table cells containing data that has been recently released are highlighted in yellow.
Revisions
When new data is released for a specific series, previous estimates of that data are often revised. In the event of a revision, the new estimate is placed in the primary data row and the former, pre-revision estimate is placed in parentheses underneath it.
Graphs
The Summary of National Economic Data mobile application provides graph views for all the data available. Graphs open in full-screen and provide a number of additional features. Graph availability is indicated in each row by the graph icon. To launch the graph simply tap on the Graph icon or the name of the data series.
Default View
On launch, the graph window will open to the default view for the data (typically 10 years of monthly data). The date range and data aggregation are indicated by the highlighted buttons at the top of the screen.
Ranges & Aggregation
Users may explore the data by selecting different ranges and aggregation types from the Range and Aggregation bars at the top of the screen. Available ranges are 3, 10, 30 and All available years. Available aggregation types are Year Over Year, Quarterly and Monthly. The default graph is 10 years of monthly data (when available). Please note: not all date ranges and aggregation types are available for all data series.
Zooming
Users can zoom in on any portion of a graph by placing their finger and dragging a rectangle. The graph will redraw zoomed in on the selected area. From the redrawn graph, the user can zoom in further or tap the “Reset zoom” button in the upper-right corner of the graph to return to the default view.
Recession Shading
Graph ranges shaded in grey signify periods in which the U.S. economy was in recession, as defined by the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER).
Returning to the Data Tables
To return to the most recently viewed data table, tap on the 'Back' button in the top-left corner of the screen. The user can also navigate directly from the current chart to any other data table via the List of Tables button or a section button at the bottom.
Syncing New Data
The app will sync new data each day when it is first launched. If the app had been left open in the background, it may be necessary to manually sync the data. To do this, there is a "Sync now" button on the "About" page, found from both the "List of Tables" menu and the ribbon at the bottom of the screen.
Tables
There are two methods of navigating the data tables: the List of Tables button in the top-left corner of the screen and the ribbon buttons along the bottom of the screen. The List allows the user to jump directly to a specific table while the buttons at the bottom take the user to tables grouped into sets by economic sector (viewable by scrolling up/down). A complete collection of all the tables is viewable by tapping ‘All Tables’ from either location.
Data Cell Shading
Table cells containing data that has been recently released are highlighted in yellow.
Revisions
When new data is released for a specific series, previous estimates of that data are often revised. In the event of a revision, the new estimate is placed in the primary data row and the former, pre-revision estimate is placed in parentheses underneath it.
Graphs
The Summary of National Economic Data mobile application provides graph views for all the data available. Graphs open in full-screen and provide a number of additional features. Graph availability is indicated in each row by the graph icon. To launch the graph simply tap on the Graph icon or the name of the data series.
Default View
On launch, the graph window will open to the default view for the data (typically 10 years of monthly data). The date range and data aggregation are indicated by the highlighted buttons at the top of the screen.
Ranges & Aggregation
Users may explore the data by selecting different ranges and aggregation types from the Range and Aggregation bars at the top of the screen. Available ranges are 3, 10, 30 and All available years. Available aggregation types are Year Over Year, Quarterly and Monthly. The default graph is 10 years of monthly data (when available). Please note: not all date ranges and aggregation types are available for all data series.
Zooming
Users can zoom in on any portion of a graph by placing their finger and dragging a rectangle. The graph will redraw zoomed in on the selected area. From the redrawn graph, the user can zoom in further or tap the “Reset zoom” button in the upper-right corner of the graph to return to the default view.
Recession Shading
Graph ranges shaded in grey signify periods in which the U.S. economy was in recession, as defined by the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER).
Returning to the Data Tables
To return to the most recently viewed data table, tap on the 'Back' button in the top-left corner of the screen. The user can also navigate directly from the current chart to any other data table via the List of Tables button or a section button at the bottom.
Syncing New Data
The app will sync new data each day when it is first launched. If the app had been left open in the background, it may be necessary to manually sync the data. To do this, there is a "Sync now" button on the "About" page, found from both the "List of Tables" menu and the ribbon at the bottom of the screen.