Our next release will add a brand new formula engine, which will
support decimal commas in addition to decimal points in formulas. It
will also come with much-improved formula documentation and more than
100 new functions.
Ranges will enable authors to easily and concisely refer to multiple
values in formulas. Ranges, combined with the new function SUMIF,
will make conditionally summing values much easier than before.
When making changes to an app, you often need to share copies of your
changed app with a small circle of users before letting these changes
go live for all users. Read this tip to learn how this is done.
You can now reset your users' passwords directly from Calcapp
Creator. Use this feature if your users have trouble resetting their
own passwords or if you'd like to set their passwords for them.
PDF reports created with Calcapp will only become truly customizable
when Calcapp 4 fully arrives. In the meantime, use third-party
services through Zapier to enable custom-designed PDF documents
today.
The auto-height feature enables an app embedded in your web page to
adjust its height in response to content changes. This feature is now
also supported for AMP, a technology which makes web pages load
faster.
Calcapp 4 will feature much-improved support for tabular data.
Buttons will be able to initiate complex workflows and our formula
language will gain many new features. We hope to deliver the first
new features in a few months.
Apps now work better offline and, as a result, qualify as Progressive
Web Apps (PWAs). iPhone users can now easily enter decimal numbers.
There are new features for managing users of private apps. Finally,
we describe our upcoming project Calcapp 4, with much-improved
support for tabular data.
Apps built with Calcapp now qualify as Progressive Web Apps (PWAs),
enabling more third-party tools to work with them. We have also made
our offline experience more robust, flexible and performant.