đ Dimensions by version + Bulk edits
Exciting news! We're starting to activate a few powerful updates to give you more control and flexibility when working with dimensions in your models!Â
Hereâs whatâs new:
Dimensions by version
You can now define different dimensions for each version of a variable (e.g., Actuals, Forecast).
By default, versions share the same dimensionality that actuals, but now you can unlink a version and customize its dimensions independently.
đ For example, you might want âNew Joinersâ in Actuals broken down by employee, job title, and department â but only track by department (or add location) in Forecast.
This gives you the freedom to:
- Add more or less granularity where needed
- Avoid duplicating variables
- Keep your models clean and tailored as your company scales
Bulk changes on variables
Working with large models just got a whole lot easier. You can now:
- Select multiple variables at once
- Apply dimension updates in bulk â perfect for aligning dimensions, activating suggestions, or cleaning up unused ones
- Delete or show empty values across multiple variables in one go
These changes make it faster to manage your model at scale â no more one-by-one updates.
More flexible dimension activation
Youâre no longer limited to activating only the dimensions used in a variableâs formula. Now, any dimension can be activated, even if the formula doesnât return values for it.
- Youâll see a warning icon if a dimension is not compatible (values will be stored as unallocated)
- This makes your model more robust and less prone to breaking when things change