Important Reminder
Please remember that Dashboards will be sunset and no longer available in the Slope application after December 31, 2022. We recommend checking out the Training Workbook found in the ‘System’ folder in the Workbooks module as well as our reporting training on Slope Academy to get started. Our team is available to answer any questions you have at support@slopesoftware.com.
New
Social Login with Google
Clients with corporate Google accounts can now log into the Slope application via Google Social login so they don’t have to enter their Slope username and password.
Enhancements
Formula Builder: Copy & Paste
Slope now supports copying and pasting a part of a formula from one variable to another variable within the same model. This makes it easier to create multiple variables that use the same calculations within them and edit multiple formulas efficiently. Copy/paste can also be used to copy and paste a formula across multiple array indexes.
Output Results for Prior Periods
The new ‘Output Prior Time Period Results’ projection setting allows clients to output the results for prior time periods for model point, portfolio and/or company variables for the purpose of reporting on calculations for T < 0. This setting can be used in lieu of the ‘Output All Results’. By outputting just prior projection periods for a select level, the amount of calculations and memory usage can be reduced.
Workbook Sharing
A new share button found in the top right corner of workbooks will copy a link to the workbook with the currently set filter values so that the workbook can be shared with another Slope user.
Note: In order to share a workbook, it needs must be in the system folder or your account’s workspace. Workbooks in ‘My Documents’ cannot be shared with other users.
Copy Decrement Tables and Improvement Scales
Decrement tables and improvement scales can now be copied for easier creation.
API Improvements:
Model point files can now be validated when they are added to a projection via the Patch Projections endpoint in the Slope API. Model point file validation can be bypassed for larger files (> 100k rows) to prevent timing out.
Decrement tables and improvement scales can now be imported via the Slope API using the Post Decrement Tables and Post Improvement Scales endpoints.
Workbook data tables can now be downloaded via the API using the Post Reports/Workbooks endpoint so that clients are able to get their projection results via the API once the dashboards module is sunset.
For documentation on the new endpoints please visit here.
Additional Improvements
- The full name for long table structures will now display upon hover.
- Slope now shows an error message when a negative value is entered in the index step for an array because negative index steps will not show results for the array.
- A memory usage optimization was made for dynamic projections.
- An icon will display next to the array drop down for array variables on the debug view and display the array name upon hover.
- The calculated range array drop down on the debug view will now sort in numeric order.
Fixes
- Resolved an issue generating New York 7 scenario files.
- Resolved an issue editing ‘if conditions’ on static array variables in the formula builder.
- Improved performance on the formula builder.
- No longer showing occasional unknown errors in the run logs when using a range array in a projection.
- Projection compare will now consistently match the correct product and model point file when comparing projections.