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Release Notes 7.3.0

7.3 puts more direct control in your hands when building and presenting models. Edit table-chart comparisons in place, author formulas with a smarter, context-aware editor, and manage permissions through a redesigned Access Rights experience (now available as an opt-in beta).

  • Edit comparisons in place
  • Redesigned Access Rights Beta
  • Smarter formula editor

Edit comparisons in place

  • Edit existing table-chart comparisons instead of deleting and rebuilding them from scratch
  • A new Edit Comparisons dialog lists all comparisons on the left with their full configuration on the right
  • Rename or reconfigure any comparison, pre-filled with its current settings
  • Edit several comparisons in a single session and apply everything with one Save (Cancel discards all changes)
  • Delete individual comparisons from the list; edited comparisons keep their position in the chart

For more information, see Delta Comparisons.

Redesigned Access Rights Beta

This feature is available as a beta and must be opted in before it can be used.

  • A streamlined Access Rights matrix with a compact filter bar for projects, users and groups, and categories
  • Swap users/groups and objects between rows and columns with a single Pivot table button
  • Edit access directly from any matrix cell through a popover, with a plain-language “Why this access?” explanation
  • The per-holder editor groups permissions into collapsible per-project cards with sortable object lists
  • See each user’s type at a glance with a colored badge in the matrix

For more information, see Managing Access Rights.

Smarter formula editor

  • Autocomplete now suggests dimensions, levels, level values, data sources, and project variables — not just node arguments
  • Suggestions are context-aware and follow the dimension → level → level value hierarchy
  • Clear, human-readable messages when a formula has a problem: unknown functions (with “did you mean?” suggestions), unbalanced brackets, unclosed quotes, and missing separators
  • Inline signature help shows a function’s parameters as you type
  • Fewer false errors on formulas that were valid all along

For more information, see Formula basics.

Other Improvements

  • Level search in the filter dialog Type to filter levels in the chart editor’s Filter dialog popover, matching dimension names first and then level names — no more scrolling through long lists. For more information, see Chart Filter.
  • Clearer model validation Model validation now distinguishes blocking errors from non-blocking warnings, with per-severity counts in dialogs and node tooltips. Severity is readable at any zoom level — a red outline for errors and gold for warnings — and validation cascades correctly across sub-model boundaries. For more information, see Model Validation.

For detailed information on these features and more, visit our documentation.

Happy Simulating!

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