Version
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Released
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Description
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4.20.009
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8 Feb 2012
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Public release based on 4.20.008
•Fix for a problem with the Worksheet Manager which leaves calculation switched off. |
4.20.008
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8 Feb 2012
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A version based on 4.20.000 for customers who hold site licenses for OAK.
•New Operis colors and logo |
4.20.002,003,005
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Versions internal to Operis in which its consultants trial the changes in later external releases.
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4.20.001,004,006
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"Rough cut" releases of OAK 4.3 features.
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4.20.000
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10 Oct 2011
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Initial public release of OAK 4.2 series.
•Public release of Worksheet Manager |
4.10.022-023
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21 Sept 2011
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"Rough cut" releases of OAK 4.2 features:
•Various improvements to the compare ranges tool and reports. |
4.10.021
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Version internal to Operis in which its consultants trial the changes in later external releases.
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4.10.020
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29 July 2011
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"Rough cut" releases of OAK 4.2 features:
•Minor changes to compare tool. |
4.10.019
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Version internal to Operis in which its consultants trial the changes in later external releases.
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4.10.018
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19 June 2011
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"Rough cut" release of OAK 4.2 features:
•Fixed problem pruning IF with references to blank cells. •Documentation largely complete. |
4.10.016-017
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Version internal to Operis in which its consultants trial the changes in later external releases.
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4.10.015
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29 May 2011
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"Rough cut" release of OAK 4.2 features:
•Added awareness of Excel bits to installer and update mechanism. |
4.10.014
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19 May 2011
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"Rough cut" release of OAK 4.2 features.
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4.10.012
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1 April 2011
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A version based on 4.00.010 for companies who hold site licenses for OAK.
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4.10.011
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21 April 2011
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"Rough cut" release of OAK 4.2 features.
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4.10.003-010
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Versions internal to Operis in which its consultants trial the changes in later external releases.
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4.10.002
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20 July 2010
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"Rough cut" release of OAK 4.2 features:
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4.10.001
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11 June 2010
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"Rough cut" release of 4.2 features.
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4.10.000
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12 June 2010
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Initial public release of OAK 4.1 series.
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4.00.024
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A version internal to Operis in which its consultants trial the changes in later external releases.
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4.00.023
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28 May 2010
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"Rough cut" release of OAK 4.1 and 4.2 features:
•Added OAK 4.1 documentation •Added workaround for Excel's out of memory error on map/summarize/compare |
4.00.022
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A version internal to Operis in which its consultants trial the changes in later external releases.
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4.00.021
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15 April 2010
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"Rough cut" release of OAK 4.1 and 4.2 features
•Summarize, Map and Compare modified to be more memory efficient in Excel 2007 and 2010. •Added multiple workbook selection to Remove Compare Modifications, Remove Color Formatting and Unhide Cells features. |
4.00.020
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A version internal to Operis in which its consultants trial the changes in later external releases.
•Fixed pruning of formulas in a single merged cell. |
4.00.019
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1 April 2010
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"Rough cut" release of OAK 4.1 and 4.2 features
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4.00.016-018
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Versions internal to Operis in which its consultants trial the changes in later external releases.
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4.00.015
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18 March 2010
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Unpublished external release based on 4.00.009 for selected users
•Fixed problem with licensing on Win x64 computers. |
4.00.014
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28 January 2010
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A version based on 4.00.000 for customers who hold site licenses for OAK.
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4.00.009-013
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Versions internal to Operis in which its consultants trial the changes in later external releases.
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4.00.008
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11 August 2009
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A version based on 4.00.009 for companies who hold site licenses for OAK.
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4.00.007
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10 August 2009
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Help updated to 4.00.007
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4.00.006
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8 July 2009
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A version based on 4.00.005 for companies who hold site licenses for OAK.
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4.00.005
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A version internal to Operis in which its consultants trial the changes in later external releases.
•Improved handling of too many cell formats condition. •Checks that Deapply names is not obstructed by some or all worksheets being protected before it embarks on this sometimes time consuming action rather than announcing the obstacle after it has done most of the work. |
4.00.004
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15 June 2009
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A version released for Operis training courses.
Implements an important bugfix: alignment option was intermittently not working when comparing large (Excel 2007) worksheets
Also
•Search selection dialog didn't remember setting of Match case check box between invocations •Reconstructer dialog defaults didn't match what is described in help. |
4.00.003
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A version internal to Operis which trials various bugfixes. Specifically
•Conditional search dialog showed Value2 field when displayed a second time after looking for specified cell value. •Discrepancy analyzer crashed if reference to unopened workbook was by name rather than reference. •Reconstructed formula showed discrepancy compared with original in a particular instance. •=0-Something (or any binary operation involving a constant) blocked confine to additions in reconstructer. •Pruner picked wrong branch of an IF in a particular instance. •Option to prune in discrepancy analyser resulted in crash when encountering COUNTIF(..) in a particular instance. •Pruner crashed in two particular instances. •Pruner crashed where INDIRECT(..) mentions string expression rather than reference. Recreate names is much faster in Excel 2007 as OAK now delegates the work to the renaming functionality now available in that version of Excel (so long as the user chooses the Workspace scope; narrower scopes continue to be done formula by formula by OAK)
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4.00.002
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21 April 2009
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A version based on 4.00.000 for customers who hold site licenses for OAK.
Also fixes some bugs
•Exception logging was less informative than intended •Deapply names crashed if worksheet is protected •Comparison crashed when comparing a worksheet in compatibility mode with one in large (Excel 2007) mode. |
4.00.001
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A version internal to Operis which is identical to 4.00.000 except for the inclusion of certain prototype features undergoing trial.
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4.00.000
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8 April 2009
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Compared with earlier versions, OAK 4
•has been rewritten in C#, which makes it very much faster than earlier versions which were written in VBA •is multithreaded, which means that it is more responsive to user interruption of commands •when loaded into Excel 2007, implements the new Office ribbon interface (but still offers the old menus in earlier versions of Excel) •is capable of handling the much larger spreadsheets that are possible in Excel 2007 •implements new technologies which actually interpret Excel formulas, on which are built useful new functions that can reconstruct, prune, simplify, dename, and analyse discrepancies between formulas, all of which are useful in checking spreadsheets, particularly through the development of parallel reconstructions of calculations •exposes its entire interface to COM, meaning that it can be scripted using a programming language such as VBA. |