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With the latest version of our software it has become even easier to save, reuse and access previously defined settings and analyses: ABC Project files enables you to pick up where you left off, and share analyses with your colleagues.

ABC project file is a new feature in ABC Analyzer, which basically allows you to save all your settings. You’ll never have to worry about the import guide again or waste your time reconstructing previously used analyses:  With project files, your settings are exactly as you left them.

Project files allow you to save:

• How to import data – you are now able to refresh when new data becomes available
• Import settings
• Filter settings
• The calculations you made in functions
• The categorization you created
• How you had your views set up

With project files, it has also become easier to distribute specific analyses, share information between users of ABC analyzer, and update your analysis with the latest data from your ERP system

Using project files:

Create an ABC project file: With ABC Analyzer and ABC-tool 3.1.0 (and all later versions) you may save your current setup as a project file. Open your current setup and press “save” from the top menu – this will automatically save your file as a project file (see screenshot). You may still export/save  your analysis result in different formats – find the export option “other formats” under “save as”

Open project file: Choose your project file from the intro splash screen in ABC Analyzer or, once the program is opened simply press “Open”, locate your project file or choose it from the list of “Recent files”

Update your project file with the latest data from your ERP system: Once you have created a project file, it’s easy to update your analyses when new data becomes available. Simply open your project file, choose “update project” and locate your data file containing the newest data. The new data will be loaded in your existing set up and you’re now ready to start analyzing.

This entry was posted on Tuesday, February 16th, 2010 at 10:59 and is filed under In English, New features, Tips & Tricks. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.