Spreadsheet Server v24.3 Release Notes

The new Platform Migration feature is designed to streamline the migration process, eliminating the need to uninstall and reinstall. Here are the key updates:

• A new button, Migrate to Platform, has been added to the Application Configurator.
• All existing licensed users will be automatically created on the platform.
• Users will retain their current licenses. For instance, a user with a Power User license in the legacy system will receive the equivalent license on the new platform.

The 24.3 release brings a great new feature to Spreadsheet Server for Platform customers. Users can now select a group of cells, right-click, and quickly analyze the data for trends, anomalies, and other interesting insights using the AI service.

This enhancement will enable the PDS users to utilize the GXC and GXE formulas, ensuring they match the functionality of the legacy formulas. Users will be able to run ad hoc queries with the GXC formula, resulting in a single returned result. Additionally, the GXE formula will allow users to delve into the details behind their GXL balances.

The new Platform Migration feature is designed to streamline the migration process, eliminating the need to uninstall and reinstall. Here are the key updates:

• A new button, Migrate to Platform, has been added to the Application Configurator.
• All existing licensed users will be automatically created on the platform.
• Users will retain their current licenses. For instance, a user with a Power User license in the legacy system will receive the equivalent license on the new platform.

The 24.3 release brings a great new feature to Spreadsheet Server for Platform customers. Users can now select a group of cells, right-click, and quickly analyze the data for trends, anomalies, and other interesting insights using the AI service.

This enhancement will enable the PDS users to utilize the GXC and GXE formulas, ensuring they match the functionality of the legacy formulas. Users will be able to run ad hoc queries with the GXC formula, resulting in a single returned result. Additionally, the GXE formula will allow users to delve into the details behind their GXL balances.

• The issue regarding the incorrect 24.2 formats has been addressed. The Tools > Upgrade Workbook > Upgrade Workbook Options panel now includes an option called Convert GXL formulas to new format, allowing users to seamlessly upgrade to the proper format.

  

• When the @field parameter includes an underscore (_), it functions correctly.
• The issue faced while creating a GXL formula for the Global Shop ERP connected via ZEN ODBC client has been resolved.

For the Oracle JDE source, using an asterisk (**) as a placeholder for the starting value in a BUCatCode did not return any results. This issue has now been resolved.

The Ad hoc drill down window now displays the correct results for profiles with a single segment.

The Subledger values less than 8 characters did not return balances and could not be drilled down. Now, users can successfully drill down on these values.

When manually running a Profile Scheduler custom table load, the job remained in the Working status despite all table data transfers completing successfully. The issue has been resolved now.