Easy Data Transform v1.35.0 released
Easy Data Transform v1.35.0 is now available for Windows and Mac. Improvements include:
- A new Num Base transform for converting integer values between different number bases. E.g. from hexadecimal (base 16) to decimal (base 10).
- A new Outliers transform for finding and dealing with statistical outlier values.
- The addition of DateTimeToMSecs and MSecsToDateTime functions in the Calculate transform.
- The Sort transform now has the option to add a rank column by checking Add rank. Various types of ranking are supported.
- You can now set the amount of detail shown in tool tips in the Center pane as Detailed, Brief or Off using the new View>Show Tool Tips menu.
Find out more and download the new release from the release page:
This is a free upgrade for everyone with a valid license. If you don’t yet have a license, you can buy one here.
Thanks to everyone who sent us bug reports and suggestions for improvements.
ARM binaries for Mac
Currently Easy Data Transform is an Intel binary on Mac. That means that it runs on the newer M1 (ARM) Macs using Rosetta2 emulation, which is slower than running as a native ARM binary.
We are investigating creating a Universal (‘fat’) binary for Mac, which contains both Intel and ARM versions of the program. This will allow it to run at optimal speed on either chip (at the cost of a larger download). We will need help testing this on as many Macs as possible. So, if you use Easy Data Transform on a Mac, please keep an eye on the forum (https://forum.easydatatransform.com) for announcements.
In the forum
Recent posts in the forum that might be of interest include:
- Is there a way to convert a Unix Timestamp to a DateTime
- Benford’s Law example
- Replace value with other from list
Have you got a question to ask or something useful to share?
And finally…
Spotted on Reddit:
“If you torture the data long enough, it will confess to anything.”
Andy Brice
Oryx Digital Ltd
28-Sep-2022