Note: This feature is no longer available Read-only Mode in ValQ The read-only mode makes it possible for users who are not part of the workspace to view the model and perform run-time operations without enforcing login. This would be particularly useful in Power BI report embedding scenarios. With the read-only mode, it is possible […]
With the model merge feature, it is now possible for users to merge models which are created or managed by different users within a workspace...
Scenario Collaboration – ValQ 1.7 Scenario collaboration enables users to collaborate by creating and sharing scenarios. This makes it easier to share scenarios without having to share the entire report. It is to be noted that this feature is available only on Professional and Enterprise plans. Scenarios are classified as follows: 1. Private scenarios that […]
Do you know that there is an option to perform Time Series Forecasting seamlessly in Microsoft Power BI? This innovative option does not require you to leverage or integrate R or Python? Learn more about how you can auto-forecast from historical data in less than 5 minutes. ValQ for Microsoft Power BI delivers various time-series forecasting methods […]
Frequently you may build a comprehensive ValQ model that requires nodes in hundreds or more. Rather than building the model from scratch, you may build a simple model in ValQ. Simple Models are automatically generated using data that is mapped to ValQ. However, it can only support additive scenarios where the value of any parent […]
We will be learning how to build an income statement model in ValQ from scratch in less than 60 minutes
Nodes act as the fundamental block in ValQ. They carry a rich amount of data. In this blog, we’ll see how to access additional insights on the KPIs.
In the previous blog we took a look at one of the features of ValQ’s May 2019 release, the Quick Editor. Here, let’s explore another new feature in this release – the Table View. On selecting the Table option in the Visualization section of the Navigation...
