Friday afternoon we released ABC Analyzer 4.2.1. This release is a critical update to the previous ABC Analyzer 4.2.1 and resolves the following issues: Excel integration with Excel versions other than 2007 has now been fixed. The necessary bindings are now included in the installation package. The “Report Issue” function now works properly when tunneling […]
On April 18th we are updating our standard ABC-tool 3 user base to ABC Analyzer. The current version of ABC Analyzer is 4.2.0. This post describes the various aspects and problems that can arise during the update process.
We’re happy to introduce the latest version of our software. The opening screen provides you short cuts to your recently used files and news from our brand new blog. Understanding the splash screen Here’s a few tips on how to get the most out of your splash screen. (Click the image enlarge) Project files and […]
Performance is always an issue when working with computers and software. In this article I will go over some of the key elements that claim the performance and data throughput when working with ABC Analyzer.
Enter incorrect or inadequate data and create misleading analyses: It seems obvious that an analysis is never better than the data it is created from… ABC Analyzer gives the user (you!) the possibility to do a fantastic array of various different analyses that each can highlight relevant aspects of your business. The software can respond […]
In the newest version of ABC Analyzer we have updated the “Help & Support” menu, accessible from the top menu bar. The “Help & Support” menu contains three sub menus: “Learning Center and Support”, “Version” and “About”.
ABC Analyzer 4.2.0 is scheduled for release on May 18th 2010. This release resolves many issues regarding various aspects of the program including but not limited to: Error occurring when interacting with the user interface while calculating or updating views (Ref.: 1141, 1144).
It is now possible to save setups as templates in ABC Analyzer. So what is a template? Basically, it ‘s an ABC project without the data. Why use templates? Let’s say you’ve loaded data, made filters, formulas and categorizations, and you want to share
When you create a calculated column in ABC Analyzer (see link), you have a variety of predefined functions at your disposal. You can combine these functions as you like, which makes creating a complex formula easy. In the usual “Edit Formula” dialog (that you find by clicking “Functions->Add” in the top menu in ABC Analyzer) the […]
Let’s look at how easy it is to calculate new columns in ABC Analyzer. Example, suppose we want to calculate a new column called Turnover rate. We open the “Edit Formula”-dialog by clicking “Functions->Add” in the top menu in ABC Analyzer: In the “Field name” textbox, we type Turnover rate to give the new column […]