Say goodbye to full table and chart reloads when updating assumptions! 🔋

Our data input process just became a lot more efficient and user-friendly.

Previously, when inputting assumptions all tables and charts did a complete reload. This often to led to losing track of what you were looking at and what effect the changes had.

Now, when you input and save a value we just update the specific cells that are affected. As a bonus, we also highlight where the changes took place. 👔

This should help you:

1. Have an enjoyable experience for you and your colleagues
2. Avoid tables and charts jumping around on your screen
3. Easily identify & understand the effect of your change

We recently released the between timeframe, now it is also enabled for charts!

Before, the timeframe would not show in charts. From now on, feel free to use this customizable timeframe to boost your chart possibilities 🚀 📊 

Say no more! ✨ Timeframe names are removed from tables and charts

Until now, we always displayed the name of the timeframe which was repetitive and confusing.

By vanishing them, the visual layout experiences:

1. Greater clarity when displaying timeframes.
2. A more structured UX
   
   
   

We redesigned our Variable toolbar menu in the Module Builder!

By splitting our toolbar into separate tabs, we've optimized usability and made it easier to find what you need when configuring your variables' dimensions and settings. 

This revamp will also allow us to start unlocking new features more effectively in a clean and organized environment. So stay tuned for what's coming! 🚀

We're excited to announce the release of our new navigation sidebar on July 3rd.

With the new sidebar, you'll be able to navigate directly to resources and have more space to analyze your data, helping you to gather insights faster.

Some of the highlights of our new sidebar include:

• An improved interface that maximizes screen space
• Ability to pin or unpin the sidebar for a customized experience
• Improved navigation for direct access to resources

We've been working hard to make this update as seamless as possible, with a focus on improving user experience and making it easier for you to get the most out of Abacum.

As always, we value your feedback and suggestions on how we can continue to improve our product. We're confident that this update will help you analyze your data more efficiently than ever before.

Please feel free to reach out to us with any questions or comments.

Select colors for versions in Charts 🎨

Previously, comparison colors in charts were based on a gradient of the actuals color.

Now, comparison colors can be selected manually

Why is it important?

1. Easier to distinguish actuals and versions.
2. Improved visualization for stakeholders.

Now that dimension aggregations are mostly automatically assigned, we moved that setting into a new formula editor contextual menu under the three-dots menu for a cleaner UI 🧹

Introducing Flexible Data Download Choices

1. Raw 🥩 or processed 🍲: choose how you want to download your data
2. Entire data or specific months 🗓️

Users will receive three notifications:

1. A first toast to inform you that the download of your file(s) has started
2. A second, persistent toast that includes the URL from where you can retrieve your file(s).
3. A third notification in the "Updates" section of the app where again you can download the file by clicking on the URL provided.

Note: Multiple files will be combined in a zip folder, individual files are directly downloaded as .xlxs

You can now set filters for non-shared dimensions at both the table and space levels. These filters will only apply to variables that include the specified dimension, leaving the values of other variables unchanged.⛱️

In table builder, this means you won't have “inactive” filters anymore, and you'll have full visibility into which variables will be affected by the filter. Additionally, before this release, if you added a variable without the dimension being filtered, the filter would be removed since it wasn't "shared" across all variables.

In spaces, we filter only the variables that have the dimension that's being filtered on and leave the rest untouched.

It is important to highlight that previously when applying a filter in a space, tables containing any variable without that dimension were automatically hidden from view completely. With this release, all tables & variables will now be displayed, and we only apply the filter to variables with that specific dimension. If you still wish to filter out certain variables, you can simply remove them from the table.