New Features Articque Platform

The 8.0.10962 version brings the following new features:

[Analyst / Expert] Exports: PowerPoint (PPTX) format

One of your requests, it is now possible to export your documents in PPTX (PowerPoint) format.

[Analyst / Expert] Articque Data Market: new version

The new version of Articque Data Market significantly improves the performance of your calculations, with an average time saving of almost 95% compared with the previous version.
For your modules using the previous version of the module, no changes are required.

[Analyst/Expert] DataComposer: calculating distances in pairs

It is now possible to calculate distances from 2 geometry columns in the same table.

Of course, it is still possible to calculate all combinations as at present. All you need to do is tick the appropriate box.

[Analyst/Expert] DataComposer: perform advanced calculations

Need to perform advanced geomarketing-type calculations? You can now write richer, unlimited queries. Here, for example, is the query to create a Huff model.

[Expert] Atlas and DataComposer: simplifying queries

In standard mode, when you create an Atlas with in-depth navigation, it is now possible to select the qualitative filter directly for data from a DataComposer module, in the same way as for data from an Articque Data Market module.

[Analyst/Expert] DataComposer: isochronous access zones and road distances

Create your access zones from road distances or isochrones directly in DataComposer

[Analyst/Expert] DataComposer: distance matrices by road

• Road calculation has been added to distance matrices.
• Note: the radius limit is still possible, but remains as the crow flies.

[Analyst / Expert] Image exports: high resolution now available

You can now export images in high definition, with a new setting that lets you choose the resolution from 72 to 600 dpi. The default resolution is 150 dpi, up from 94 dpi.

[Analyst/Expert] Exports: additional scripting

• New option for incorporating a value from a data table into text
  • Already existed: @ModuleName@column(idx)@value(« rowId »)
  • New: @ModuleName@column(idx)@value(« rowId ») @ModuleName@column(idx)@value(rowIdx)
• So it’s no longer necessary to know the id, you can retrieve the first value of a column. This is useful after a filter, a pole selection… which varies in a multi-map or an atlas.