v1.9 [Mar 14, 2017]
New in 1.9.44:
• SAS binary importer: Improved support for reading compressed files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SAS transport exporter: Improved compatibility with SAS [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Fix a bug in the Model view where the residuals graph included missing values after exporting to Excel or CSV
New in 1.9.43:
• Improved support for importing XLS files
• Improved support for importing Access files
• Fix a bug when attempting to raise a numeric column to a custom power
New in 1.9.42:
• Fix an occasional crash when estimating a Fixed Effects model
• Add support for reading ISO dates with time zone information
• SPSS reader: Improved support for UTF-8 column names [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Exporting a Correlation test now includes the raw correlation value rather than its absolute value
New in 1.9.41:
• Fix a crash in the Summary view when viewing an empty scatterplot
• Fix a crash in the Summary view when viewing multiple survival curves
• Fix a crash after closing a document that had imported data via URL
New in 1.9.40:
• New "Open documents at maximum size" preference
• Improved support for reading SAS files created by Stat/Transfer [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Improved support for reading SPSS portable files with very wide variable formats [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Improved support for reading text files described by SPSS commands [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.39:
• Column Format panel: Fix a bug where the word and character limit text fields were not editable
• Covariate scatterplots: Fix a bug where exported PDF images were not vectorized
• "Time of Day" columns: Fix a bug where the Second of Minute column was not used
• Model view: Fix a bug where omitted variables could be included in joint significance tests
New in 1.9.38:
• Pivot exporter: Fix a crash when exporting large Pivot tables
• Summary view: Fix a bug when performing a multi-column Kruskal-Wallis test
• Improved performance with Column > Raise To Power...
New in Wizard 1.9:
From Santa's workshop comes Wizard 1.9, an overflowing stocking of new features and functionality. If you thought that Wizard could already do everything when it comes to data transformation and analysis, YOU WERE WRONG. In the biggest release since last year's sleeper hit Wizard 1.8, Wizard 1.9 brings you...
* COLLAPSIBLE FILTERS -- Make the most of screen real estate with the new Pin button -- when activated, it keeps filters applied even when you close the Filters pane.
* DATES, DATES, DATES -- Import dates in your favorite format, format your dates with four exciting date templates, analyze dates with down-to-the-second precision, partition date/time data with greater flexibility, and create Timestamp columns using the number of seconds from a particular start date.
* FILE SIZE FORMATTING -- Does your data set include a file size measured in bytes? Now you can format it with easy-to-read units (KB, MB, GB, etc). There's even an option to switch between the decimal convention (1,000 bytes per kilobyte) and the binary convention (1,024 bytes per kilobyte).
* NEW PIVOT FUNCTIONS -- Standard Error of the Mean and 95% Confidence Interval, now available for your pivoting pleasure.
* ITUNES IMPORTER -- Automatically pull in your music collection and see all the new features in action with the new iTunes importer. Visualize your listening habits by time of day, tally up your music collection by artist and genre, and graph file sizes and track lengths just for kicks. To get started, use the new menu item File > Import iTunes Music Library...
These are just the big-ticket items -- in addition, Wizard 1.9 boasts countless interface tweaks and bug fixes to make your statistical experience as smooth, seamless, and streamlined as possible. Enjoy it on OS X 10.10 (Yosemite) or later.
