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Yeah, I love the idea of Improv too, and wish Excel and Numbers were more like it. More information on Improv: • working Wikipedia link: http://en.wikipedia.o
by roryokane 14y ago
Yeah, I love the idea of Improv too, and wish Excel and Numbers were more like it.
More information on Improv:
• working Wikipedia link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lotus_Improv http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lotus_Improv
• sales video showing Improv’s features: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dsYsZmhnXR4 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dsYsZmhnXR4
There is a modern equivalent to Improv called Quantrix Modeler (http://www.quantrix.com/Product_Editions.htm http://www.quantrix.com/Product_Editions.htm). It costs more than $1,500 – I haven’t found any good similar program with a consumer price level. But I’ve been trying out the free 30-day demo of Quantrix Modeler, and it seems pretty neat.
You can view a sample Quantrix model on the web: http://publish.quantrix.com:8080/qloudserver/QuantrixViewer.html?tok=open&id=2 http://publish.quantrix.com:8080/qloudserver/QuantrixViewer..... Try dragging around the Year and Item categories at the right and bottom to see the repivoting.