9.6
31 Ratings
Update Date
2020-03-02
Size
6.4 MB
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Wizard - Statistics & Analysis Description
Wizard is a new Mac app that makes data analysis easier than ever. No programming, no typing — just click and explore. Wizard makes statistics accessible to beginners, but beneath the surface lies a full set of tools for doing professional research.
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Featured by Apple! "New and Noteworthy" and "@Work: Apps for Business"
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"You can be looking at statistical analyses less than a minute after importing your data." —MacFormat Magazine (UK)
It's true: within minutes of importing your first data set into Wizard, you'll be generating graphics, uncovering correlations, producing p-values, building models, and sharing insights with colleagues. Most customers find that the program pays for itself in just a few days of use. Explore Wizard's delightful feature set, including...
QUICK VISUALIZATIONS
Wizard will start graphing your data as soon as you click on it. It uses native Mac graphics to give you crisp visual summaries — box-plots, scatterplots, histograms, survival curves, and more — in a fraction of a second.
EASY STATISTICAL MODELING
Build sophisticated statistical models in seconds with Wizard's intuitive modeling interface. Regression estimates are instantly recomputed as you play around with the controls and experiment with new specifications.
MAC FRIENDLINESS
Wizard supports drag-and-drop, multi-level Undo, and other interface conveniences that Mac users expect from their software. An interactive tutorial will help you get started.
DATA TRANSFORMATIONS
Dozens of functions are available to help you get data into the form you want. Compute quantiles, perform day-of-week calculations, multiply columns together, and more.
EXPORT EXCELLENCE
Export colorful graphics as web-friendly PNG or print-quality PDF. If you're surrounded by PC users, export your models as interactive spreadsheets that can be used to run "What if?" scenarios in any version of Microsoft Excel.
LIST OF STATISTICAL TESTS
Wizard supports the most common statistical tests and models, including...
Univariate Tests
+ Shapiro-Wilk test of normality
+ 1-sample Kolmogorov-Smirnov (normality and uniformity)
+ Pearson's goodness-of-fit (equal proportions)
Bivariate Tests
+ Pearson's goodness-of-fit (chi-square)
+ t-test (paired and unpaired)
+ ANOVA (1-way, 2-way, and repeated measures)
+ Correlation and R²
+ Median tests: Mann-Whitney and Kruskal-Wallis
+ NEW: Wilcoxon signed-rank and Friedman tests
+ Survival analysis: Log-rank test
+ 2-sample and N-sample Kolmogorov-Smirnov
Multivariate Models
+ Linear regression (OLS)
+ Weighted linear regression (WLS)
+ Poisson and geometric regression
+ Logistic regression (Logit) and Probit
+ Multinomial Logit and Ordered Probit
+ Negative Binomial (NegBin-2)
+ Cox Proportional Hazards
Regression Features
+ Fixed effects
+ Robust standard errors
+ Clustered standard errors
+ Joint significance tests (Wald tests)
+ Odds ratios
+ Residual analysis
+ Sensitivity/specificity analysis (ROC curves)
+ Censoring of survival data (Cox models)
+ Interactive prediction assistant
+ Copy models as R code
Is there a missing feature you'd like to see? Just click "Email the Developer" from the Help menu and send me your thoughts.
LIST OF FILE FORMATS AND DATABASES
Although you have the option to enter data manually, more likely you'll want to import data from one of the following sources:
File Formats
• Excel (.xls/.xlsx)
• Numbers ('09 and later)
• R workspace and single-object files (.RData and .rds)
• JSON
• SQLite
• DBF and Microsoft Access
• Plain text (Comma-, tab-, and custom-delimited values)
Database Servers
• MySQL
• PostgreSQL
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To import and export other formats, including SPSS, Stata, and SAS, you can either buy In-App Purchases inside Wizard (Wizard > Unlock Pro Features...), or purchase Wizard Pro, also available in the Mac App Store. The set of included importers is the only difference between the Pro and Standard versions.
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Featured by Apple! "New and Noteworthy" and "@Work: Apps for Business"
⁓⁓⁓
"You can be looking at statistical analyses less than a minute after importing your data." —MacFormat Magazine (UK)
It's true: within minutes of importing your first data set into Wizard, you'll be generating graphics, uncovering correlations, producing p-values, building models, and sharing insights with colleagues. Most customers find that the program pays for itself in just a few days of use. Explore Wizard's delightful feature set, including...
QUICK VISUALIZATIONS
Wizard will start graphing your data as soon as you click on it. It uses native Mac graphics to give you crisp visual summaries — box-plots, scatterplots, histograms, survival curves, and more — in a fraction of a second.
EASY STATISTICAL MODELING
Build sophisticated statistical models in seconds with Wizard's intuitive modeling interface. Regression estimates are instantly recomputed as you play around with the controls and experiment with new specifications.
MAC FRIENDLINESS
Wizard supports drag-and-drop, multi-level Undo, and other interface conveniences that Mac users expect from their software. An interactive tutorial will help you get started.
DATA TRANSFORMATIONS
Dozens of functions are available to help you get data into the form you want. Compute quantiles, perform day-of-week calculations, multiply columns together, and more.
EXPORT EXCELLENCE
Export colorful graphics as web-friendly PNG or print-quality PDF. If you're surrounded by PC users, export your models as interactive spreadsheets that can be used to run "What if?" scenarios in any version of Microsoft Excel.
LIST OF STATISTICAL TESTS
Wizard supports the most common statistical tests and models, including...
Univariate Tests
+ Shapiro-Wilk test of normality
+ 1-sample Kolmogorov-Smirnov (normality and uniformity)
+ Pearson's goodness-of-fit (equal proportions)
Bivariate Tests
+ Pearson's goodness-of-fit (chi-square)
+ t-test (paired and unpaired)
+ ANOVA (1-way, 2-way, and repeated measures)
+ Correlation and R²
+ Median tests: Mann-Whitney and Kruskal-Wallis
+ NEW: Wilcoxon signed-rank and Friedman tests
+ Survival analysis: Log-rank test
+ 2-sample and N-sample Kolmogorov-Smirnov
Multivariate Models
+ Linear regression (OLS)
+ Weighted linear regression (WLS)
+ Poisson and geometric regression
+ Logistic regression (Logit) and Probit
+ Multinomial Logit and Ordered Probit
+ Negative Binomial (NegBin-2)
+ Cox Proportional Hazards
Regression Features
+ Fixed effects
+ Robust standard errors
+ Clustered standard errors
+ Joint significance tests (Wald tests)
+ Odds ratios
+ Residual analysis
+ Sensitivity/specificity analysis (ROC curves)
+ Censoring of survival data (Cox models)
+ Interactive prediction assistant
+ Copy models as R code
Is there a missing feature you'd like to see? Just click "Email the Developer" from the Help menu and send me your thoughts.
LIST OF FILE FORMATS AND DATABASES
Although you have the option to enter data manually, more likely you'll want to import data from one of the following sources:
File Formats
• Excel (.xls/.xlsx)
• Numbers ('09 and later)
• R workspace and single-object files (.RData and .rds)
• JSON
• SQLite
• DBF and Microsoft Access
• Plain text (Comma-, tab-, and custom-delimited values)
Database Servers
• MySQL
• PostgreSQL
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To import and export other formats, including SPSS, Stata, and SAS, you can either buy In-App Purchases inside Wizard (Wizard > Unlock Pro Features...), or purchase Wizard Pro, also available in the Mac App Store. The set of included importers is the only difference between the Pro and Standard versions.
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Wizard - Statistics & Analysis 1.9.40 Update
2020-03-02
Version History
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 1.9.37:
• Pivot exporter: Fix an issue where dates in Pivot tables exported to XLS were off by 4 years
• Model exporter: Fix an issue where binary linear models exported to XLS computed the same prediction for both outcomes
• Coefficient exporter: Fix an issue where coefficient tables exported to XLS did not correctly display coefficients for multinomial logit models
New in 1.9.36:
• Surround exported CSV values with quotation marks when necessary
• Improved detection of dates when extra space characters are present
• Improved compatibility with future versions of macOS
• Fix a bug where the Help file was inaccessible
• Fix a bug when editing connections to XLSX files
New in 1.9.35:
• Fix a crash when attempting to create an Indicator Variable
• Fix a crash related to Stacked Tables
• Fix an uncommon crash when saving a document
New in 1.9.34:
• PostgreSQL connector: Improve load time for the table/column list
• RData connector: support for files exported by R 3.6 (Format 3)
• RData connector: support for reading/writing Date objects
• Pivot view: Suppress the thousands separator when copying numeric data
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.
• 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 1.9.37:
• Pivot exporter: Fix an issue where dates in Pivot tables exported to XLS were off by 4 years
• Model exporter: Fix an issue where binary linear models exported to XLS computed the same prediction for both outcomes
• Coefficient exporter: Fix an issue where coefficient tables exported to XLS did not correctly display coefficients for multinomial logit models
New in 1.9.36:
• Surround exported CSV values with quotation marks when necessary
• Improved detection of dates when extra space characters are present
• Improved compatibility with future versions of macOS
• Fix a bug where the Help file was inaccessible
• Fix a bug when editing connections to XLSX files
New in 1.9.35:
• Fix a crash when attempting to create an Indicator Variable
• Fix a crash related to Stacked Tables
• Fix an uncommon crash when saving a document
New in 1.9.34:
• PostgreSQL connector: Improve load time for the table/column list
• RData connector: support for files exported by R 3.6 (Format 3)
• RData connector: support for reading/writing Date objects
• Pivot view: Suppress the thousands separator when copying numeric data
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.
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1.9.40
2020-03-02
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 1.9.37:
• Pivot exporter: Fix an issue where dates in Pivot tables exported to XLS were off by 4 years
• Model exporter: Fix an issue where binary linear models exported to XLS computed the same prediction for both outcomes
• Coefficient exporter: Fix an issue where coefficient tables exported to XLS did not correctly display coefficients for multinomial logit models
New in 1.9.36:
• Surround exported CSV values with quotation marks when necessary
• Improved detection of dates when extra space characters are present
• Improved compatibility with future versions of macOS
• Fix a bug where the Help file was inaccessible
• Fix a bug when editing connections to XLSX files
New in 1.9.35:
• Fix a crash when attempting to create an Indicator Variable
• Fix a crash related to Stacked Tables
• Fix an uncommon crash when saving a document
New in 1.9.34:
• PostgreSQL connector: Improve load time for the table/column list
• RData connector: support for files exported by R 3.6 (Format 3)
• RData connector: support for reading/writing Date objects
• Pivot view: Suppress the thousands separator when copying numeric data
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.
• 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 1.9.37:
• Pivot exporter: Fix an issue where dates in Pivot tables exported to XLS were off by 4 years
• Model exporter: Fix an issue where binary linear models exported to XLS computed the same prediction for both outcomes
• Coefficient exporter: Fix an issue where coefficient tables exported to XLS did not correctly display coefficients for multinomial logit models
New in 1.9.36:
• Surround exported CSV values with quotation marks when necessary
• Improved detection of dates when extra space characters are present
• Improved compatibility with future versions of macOS
• Fix a bug where the Help file was inaccessible
• Fix a bug when editing connections to XLSX files
New in 1.9.35:
• Fix a crash when attempting to create an Indicator Variable
• Fix a crash related to Stacked Tables
• Fix an uncommon crash when saving a document
New in 1.9.34:
• PostgreSQL connector: Improve load time for the table/column list
• RData connector: support for files exported by R 3.6 (Format 3)
• RData connector: support for reading/writing Date objects
• Pivot view: Suppress the thousands separator when copying numeric data
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.
1.9.39
2020-01-13
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 1.9.37:
• Pivot exporter: Fix an issue where dates in Pivot tables exported to XLS were off by 4 years
• Model exporter: Fix an issue where binary linear models exported to XLS computed the same prediction for both outcomes
• Coefficient exporter: Fix an issue where coefficient tables exported to XLS did not correctly display coefficients for multinomial logit models
New in 1.9.36:
• Surround exported CSV values with quotation marks when necessary
• Improved detection of dates when extra space characters are present
• Improved compatibility with future versions of macOS
• Fix a bug where the Help file was inaccessible
• Fix a bug when editing connections to XLSX files
New in 1.9.35:
• Fix a crash when attempting to create an Indicator Variable
• Fix a crash related to Stacked Tables
• Fix an uncommon crash when saving a document
New in 1.9.34:
• PostgreSQL connector: Improve load time for the table/column list
• RData connector: support for files exported by R 3.6 (Format 3)
• RData connector: support for reading/writing Date objects
• Pivot view: Suppress the thousands separator when copying numeric data
New in 1.9.33:
• PostgreSQL connector: New support for SSL connections
• XLSX exporter: Use less memory when exporting large tables
• Improved support for exporting date/time columns to an R workspace
• Improved support for importing SPSS portable files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Fix several crashes associated with Indicator Variables
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.
• 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 1.9.37:
• Pivot exporter: Fix an issue where dates in Pivot tables exported to XLS were off by 4 years
• Model exporter: Fix an issue where binary linear models exported to XLS computed the same prediction for both outcomes
• Coefficient exporter: Fix an issue where coefficient tables exported to XLS did not correctly display coefficients for multinomial logit models
New in 1.9.36:
• Surround exported CSV values with quotation marks when necessary
• Improved detection of dates when extra space characters are present
• Improved compatibility with future versions of macOS
• Fix a bug where the Help file was inaccessible
• Fix a bug when editing connections to XLSX files
New in 1.9.35:
• Fix a crash when attempting to create an Indicator Variable
• Fix a crash related to Stacked Tables
• Fix an uncommon crash when saving a document
New in 1.9.34:
• PostgreSQL connector: Improve load time for the table/column list
• RData connector: support for files exported by R 3.6 (Format 3)
• RData connector: support for reading/writing Date objects
• Pivot view: Suppress the thousands separator when copying numeric data
New in 1.9.33:
• PostgreSQL connector: New support for SSL connections
• XLSX exporter: Use less memory when exporting large tables
• Improved support for exporting date/time columns to an R workspace
• Improved support for importing SPSS portable files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Fix several crashes associated with Indicator Variables
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.
1.9.38
2019-11-18
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 1.9.37:
• Pivot exporter: Fix an issue where dates in Pivot tables exported to XLS were off by 4 years
• Model exporter: Fix an issue where binary linear models exported to XLS computed the same prediction for both outcomes
• Coefficient exporter: Fix an issue where coefficient tables exported to XLS did not correctly display coefficients for multinomial logit models
New in 1.9.36:
• Surround exported CSV values with quotation marks when necessary
• Improved detection of dates when extra space characters are present
• Improved compatibility with future versions of macOS
• Fix a bug where the Help file was inaccessible
• Fix a bug when editing connections to XLSX files
New in 1.9.35:
• Fix a crash when attempting to create an Indicator Variable
• Fix a crash related to Stacked Tables
• Fix an uncommon crash when saving a document
New in 1.9.34:
• PostgreSQL connector: Improve load time for the table/column list
• RData connector: support for files exported by R 3.6 (Format 3)
• RData connector: support for reading/writing Date objects
• Pivot view: Suppress the thousands separator when copying numeric data
New in 1.9.33:
• PostgreSQL connector: New support for SSL connections
• XLSX exporter: Use less memory when exporting large tables
• Improved support for exporting date/time columns to an R workspace
• Improved support for importing SPSS portable files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Fix several crashes associated with Indicator Variables
New in 1.9.32:
• RData exporter: Improved R compatibility when empty strings are present
• XLSX exporter: Improved support for very large files
• General stability improvements
New in 1.9.31:
• Pivot view: Support for up to 6 pivot columns
• JSON importer: Fix a crash
• SPSS binary importer: Improved support for multiple missing-string definitions [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.30:
• Fix a bug when importing rich-text cells from Numbers files
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.
• 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 1.9.37:
• Pivot exporter: Fix an issue where dates in Pivot tables exported to XLS were off by 4 years
• Model exporter: Fix an issue where binary linear models exported to XLS computed the same prediction for both outcomes
• Coefficient exporter: Fix an issue where coefficient tables exported to XLS did not correctly display coefficients for multinomial logit models
New in 1.9.36:
• Surround exported CSV values with quotation marks when necessary
• Improved detection of dates when extra space characters are present
• Improved compatibility with future versions of macOS
• Fix a bug where the Help file was inaccessible
• Fix a bug when editing connections to XLSX files
New in 1.9.35:
• Fix a crash when attempting to create an Indicator Variable
• Fix a crash related to Stacked Tables
• Fix an uncommon crash when saving a document
New in 1.9.34:
• PostgreSQL connector: Improve load time for the table/column list
• RData connector: support for files exported by R 3.6 (Format 3)
• RData connector: support for reading/writing Date objects
• Pivot view: Suppress the thousands separator when copying numeric data
New in 1.9.33:
• PostgreSQL connector: New support for SSL connections
• XLSX exporter: Use less memory when exporting large tables
• Improved support for exporting date/time columns to an R workspace
• Improved support for importing SPSS portable files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Fix several crashes associated with Indicator Variables
New in 1.9.32:
• RData exporter: Improved R compatibility when empty strings are present
• XLSX exporter: Improved support for very large files
• General stability improvements
New in 1.9.31:
• Pivot view: Support for up to 6 pivot columns
• JSON importer: Fix a crash
• SPSS binary importer: Improved support for multiple missing-string definitions [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.30:
• Fix a bug when importing rich-text cells from Numbers files
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.
1.9.37
2019-10-16
New in 1.9.37:
• Pivot exporter: Fix an issue where dates in Pivot tables exported to XLS were off by 4 years
• Model exporter: Fix an issue where binary linear models exported to XLS computed the same prediction for both outcomes
• Coefficient exporter: Fix an issue where coefficient tables exported to XLS did not correctly display coefficients for multinomial logit models
New in 1.9.36:
• Surround exported CSV values with quotation marks when necessary
• Improved detection of dates when extra space characters are present
• Improved compatibility with future versions of macOS
• Fix a bug where the Help file was inaccessible
• Fix a bug when editing connections to XLSX files
New in 1.9.35:
• Fix a crash when attempting to create an Indicator Variable
• Fix a crash related to Stacked Tables
• Fix an uncommon crash when saving a document
New in 1.9.34:
• PostgreSQL connector: Improve load time for the table/column list
• RData connector: support for files exported by R 3.6 (Format 3)
• RData connector: support for reading/writing Date objects
• Pivot view: Suppress the thousands separator when copying numeric data
New in 1.9.33:
• PostgreSQL connector: New support for SSL connections
• XLSX exporter: Use less memory when exporting large tables
• Improved support for exporting date/time columns to an R workspace
• Improved support for importing SPSS portable files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Fix several crashes associated with Indicator Variables
New in 1.9.32:
• RData exporter: Improved R compatibility when empty strings are present
• XLSX exporter: Improved support for very large files
• General stability improvements
New in 1.9.31:
• Pivot view: Support for up to 6 pivot columns
• JSON importer: Fix a crash
• SPSS binary importer: Improved support for multiple missing-string definitions [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.30:
• Fix a bug when importing rich-text cells from Numbers files
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.
• Pivot exporter: Fix an issue where dates in Pivot tables exported to XLS were off by 4 years
• Model exporter: Fix an issue where binary linear models exported to XLS computed the same prediction for both outcomes
• Coefficient exporter: Fix an issue where coefficient tables exported to XLS did not correctly display coefficients for multinomial logit models
New in 1.9.36:
• Surround exported CSV values with quotation marks when necessary
• Improved detection of dates when extra space characters are present
• Improved compatibility with future versions of macOS
• Fix a bug where the Help file was inaccessible
• Fix a bug when editing connections to XLSX files
New in 1.9.35:
• Fix a crash when attempting to create an Indicator Variable
• Fix a crash related to Stacked Tables
• Fix an uncommon crash when saving a document
New in 1.9.34:
• PostgreSQL connector: Improve load time for the table/column list
• RData connector: support for files exported by R 3.6 (Format 3)
• RData connector: support for reading/writing Date objects
• Pivot view: Suppress the thousands separator when copying numeric data
New in 1.9.33:
• PostgreSQL connector: New support for SSL connections
• XLSX exporter: Use less memory when exporting large tables
• Improved support for exporting date/time columns to an R workspace
• Improved support for importing SPSS portable files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Fix several crashes associated with Indicator Variables
New in 1.9.32:
• RData exporter: Improved R compatibility when empty strings are present
• XLSX exporter: Improved support for very large files
• General stability improvements
New in 1.9.31:
• Pivot view: Support for up to 6 pivot columns
• JSON importer: Fix a crash
• SPSS binary importer: Improved support for multiple missing-string definitions [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.30:
• Fix a bug when importing rich-text cells from Numbers files
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.
1.9.36
2019-09-23
New in 1.9.36:
• Surround exported CSV values with quotation marks when necessary
• Improved detection of dates when extra space characters are present
• Improved compatibility with future versions of macOS
• Fix a bug where the Help file was inaccessible
• Fix a bug when editing connections to XLSX files
New in 1.9.35:
• Fix a crash when attempting to create an Indicator Variable
• Fix a crash related to Stacked Tables
• Fix an uncommon crash when saving a document
New in 1.9.34:
• PostgreSQL connector: Improve load time for the table/column list
• RData connector: support for files exported by R 3.6 (Format 3)
• RData connector: support for reading/writing Date objects
• Pivot view: Suppress the thousands separator when copying numeric data
New in 1.9.33:
• PostgreSQL connector: New support for SSL connections
• XLSX exporter: Use less memory when exporting large tables
• Improved support for exporting date/time columns to an R workspace
• Improved support for importing SPSS portable files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Fix several crashes associated with Indicator Variables
New in 1.9.32:
• RData exporter: Improved R compatibility when empty strings are present
• XLSX exporter: Improved support for very large files
• General stability improvements
New in 1.9.31:
• Pivot view: Support for up to 6 pivot columns
• JSON importer: Fix a crash
• SPSS binary importer: Improved support for multiple missing-string definitions [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.30:
• Fix a bug when importing rich-text cells from Numbers files
New in 1.9.29:
• Kruskal-Wallis and Mann-Whitney tests did not exclude missing values in the categorical covariate column when computing ranks
• The Covariate table now displays the correct p-value for log-rank tests when comparing survival curves
• Fix a number of crashes
• SPSS importer / exporter: Improved support for long-string value labels and long-string missing values [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
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.
• Surround exported CSV values with quotation marks when necessary
• Improved detection of dates when extra space characters are present
• Improved compatibility with future versions of macOS
• Fix a bug where the Help file was inaccessible
• Fix a bug when editing connections to XLSX files
New in 1.9.35:
• Fix a crash when attempting to create an Indicator Variable
• Fix a crash related to Stacked Tables
• Fix an uncommon crash when saving a document
New in 1.9.34:
• PostgreSQL connector: Improve load time for the table/column list
• RData connector: support for files exported by R 3.6 (Format 3)
• RData connector: support for reading/writing Date objects
• Pivot view: Suppress the thousands separator when copying numeric data
New in 1.9.33:
• PostgreSQL connector: New support for SSL connections
• XLSX exporter: Use less memory when exporting large tables
• Improved support for exporting date/time columns to an R workspace
• Improved support for importing SPSS portable files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Fix several crashes associated with Indicator Variables
New in 1.9.32:
• RData exporter: Improved R compatibility when empty strings are present
• XLSX exporter: Improved support for very large files
• General stability improvements
New in 1.9.31:
• Pivot view: Support for up to 6 pivot columns
• JSON importer: Fix a crash
• SPSS binary importer: Improved support for multiple missing-string definitions [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.30:
• Fix a bug when importing rich-text cells from Numbers files
New in 1.9.29:
• Kruskal-Wallis and Mann-Whitney tests did not exclude missing values in the categorical covariate column when computing ranks
• The Covariate table now displays the correct p-value for log-rank tests when comparing survival curves
• Fix a number of crashes
• SPSS importer / exporter: Improved support for long-string value labels and long-string missing values [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
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.
1.9.35
2019-08-19
New in 1.9.35:
• Fix a crash when attempting to create an Indicator Variable
• Fix a crash related to Stacked Tables
• Fix an uncommon crash when saving a document
New in 1.9.34:
• PostgreSQL connector: Improve load time for the table/column list
• RData connector: support for files exported by R 3.6 (Format 3)
• RData connector: support for reading/writing Date objects
• Pivot view: Suppress the thousands separator when copying numeric data
New in 1.9.33:
• PostgreSQL connector: New support for SSL connections
• XLSX exporter: Use less memory when exporting large tables
• Improved support for exporting date/time columns to an R workspace
• Improved support for importing SPSS portable files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Fix several crashes associated with Indicator Variables
New in 1.9.32:
• RData exporter: Improved R compatibility when empty strings are present
• XLSX exporter: Improved support for very large files
• General stability improvements
New in 1.9.31:
• Pivot view: Support for up to 6 pivot columns
• JSON importer: Fix a crash
• SPSS binary importer: Improved support for multiple missing-string definitions [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.30:
• Fix a bug when importing rich-text cells from Numbers files
New in 1.9.29:
• Kruskal-Wallis and Mann-Whitney tests did not exclude missing values in the categorical covariate column when computing ranks
• The Covariate table now displays the correct p-value for log-rank tests when comparing survival curves
• Fix a number of crashes
• SPSS importer / exporter: Improved support for long-string value labels and long-string missing values [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.28:
• The Estimation Command window now supports frequency weights with R's GLM command
• XLS importer: Fix crashes with malformed input
• POR importer: Some large data values were imported incorrectly [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
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.
• Fix a crash when attempting to create an Indicator Variable
• Fix a crash related to Stacked Tables
• Fix an uncommon crash when saving a document
New in 1.9.34:
• PostgreSQL connector: Improve load time for the table/column list
• RData connector: support for files exported by R 3.6 (Format 3)
• RData connector: support for reading/writing Date objects
• Pivot view: Suppress the thousands separator when copying numeric data
New in 1.9.33:
• PostgreSQL connector: New support for SSL connections
• XLSX exporter: Use less memory when exporting large tables
• Improved support for exporting date/time columns to an R workspace
• Improved support for importing SPSS portable files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Fix several crashes associated with Indicator Variables
New in 1.9.32:
• RData exporter: Improved R compatibility when empty strings are present
• XLSX exporter: Improved support for very large files
• General stability improvements
New in 1.9.31:
• Pivot view: Support for up to 6 pivot columns
• JSON importer: Fix a crash
• SPSS binary importer: Improved support for multiple missing-string definitions [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.30:
• Fix a bug when importing rich-text cells from Numbers files
New in 1.9.29:
• Kruskal-Wallis and Mann-Whitney tests did not exclude missing values in the categorical covariate column when computing ranks
• The Covariate table now displays the correct p-value for log-rank tests when comparing survival curves
• Fix a number of crashes
• SPSS importer / exporter: Improved support for long-string value labels and long-string missing values [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.28:
• The Estimation Command window now supports frequency weights with R's GLM command
• XLS importer: Fix crashes with malformed input
• POR importer: Some large data values were imported incorrectly [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
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.
1.9.34
2019-07-09
New in 1.9.34:
• PostgreSQL connector: Improve load time for the table/column list
• RData connector: support for files exported by R 3.6 (Format 3)
• RData connector: support for reading/writing Date objects
• Pivot view: Suppress the thousands separator when copying numeric data
New in 1.9.33:
• PostgreSQL connector: New support for SSL connections
• XLSX exporter: Use less memory when exporting large tables
• Improved support for exporting date/time columns to an R workspace
• Improved support for importing SPSS portable files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Fix several crashes associated with Indicator Variables
New in 1.9.32:
• RData exporter: Improved R compatibility when empty strings are present
• XLSX exporter: Improved support for very large files
• General stability improvements
New in 1.9.31:
• Pivot view: Support for up to 6 pivot columns
• JSON importer: Fix a crash
• SPSS binary importer: Improved support for multiple missing-string definitions [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.30:
• Fix a bug when importing rich-text cells from Numbers files
New in 1.9.29:
• Kruskal-Wallis and Mann-Whitney tests did not exclude missing values in the categorical covariate column when computing ranks
• The Covariate table now displays the correct p-value for log-rank tests when comparing survival curves
• Fix a number of crashes
• SPSS importer / exporter: Improved support for long-string value labels and long-string missing values [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.28:
• The Estimation Command window now supports frequency weights with R's GLM command
• XLS importer: Fix crashes with malformed input
• POR importer: Some large data values were imported incorrectly [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
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.
• PostgreSQL connector: Improve load time for the table/column list
• RData connector: support for files exported by R 3.6 (Format 3)
• RData connector: support for reading/writing Date objects
• Pivot view: Suppress the thousands separator when copying numeric data
New in 1.9.33:
• PostgreSQL connector: New support for SSL connections
• XLSX exporter: Use less memory when exporting large tables
• Improved support for exporting date/time columns to an R workspace
• Improved support for importing SPSS portable files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Fix several crashes associated with Indicator Variables
New in 1.9.32:
• RData exporter: Improved R compatibility when empty strings are present
• XLSX exporter: Improved support for very large files
• General stability improvements
New in 1.9.31:
• Pivot view: Support for up to 6 pivot columns
• JSON importer: Fix a crash
• SPSS binary importer: Improved support for multiple missing-string definitions [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.30:
• Fix a bug when importing rich-text cells from Numbers files
New in 1.9.29:
• Kruskal-Wallis and Mann-Whitney tests did not exclude missing values in the categorical covariate column when computing ranks
• The Covariate table now displays the correct p-value for log-rank tests when comparing survival curves
• Fix a number of crashes
• SPSS importer / exporter: Improved support for long-string value labels and long-string missing values [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.28:
• The Estimation Command window now supports frequency weights with R's GLM command
• XLS importer: Fix crashes with malformed input
• POR importer: Some large data values were imported incorrectly [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
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.
1.9.33
2019-06-19
New in 1.9.33:
• PostgreSQL connector: New support for SSL connections
• XLSX exporter: Use less memory when exporting large tables
• Improved support for exporting date/time columns to an R workspace
• Improved support for importing SPSS portable files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Fix several crashes associated with Indicator Variables
New in 1.9.32:
• RData exporter: Improved R compatibility when empty strings are present
• XLSX exporter: Improved support for very large files
• General stability improvements
New in 1.9.31:
• Pivot view: Support for up to 6 pivot columns
• JSON importer: Fix a crash
• SPSS binary importer: Improved support for multiple missing-string definitions [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.30:
• Fix a bug when importing rich-text cells from Numbers files
New in 1.9.29:
• Kruskal-Wallis and Mann-Whitney tests did not exclude missing values in the categorical covariate column when computing ranks
• The Covariate table now displays the correct p-value for log-rank tests when comparing survival curves
• Fix a number of crashes
• SPSS importer / exporter: Improved support for long-string value labels and long-string missing values [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.28:
• The Estimation Command window now supports frequency weights with R's GLM command
• XLS importer: Fix crashes with malformed input
• POR importer: Some large data values were imported incorrectly [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.27:
• XLS importer: Improved support for some older files
• SPSS binary exporter: Improved compatibility with SPSS's internal column names [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SPSS command importer: Improved support for ADATE columns, text columns, and tab-delimited files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SAS binary importer: Added support for 64-bit catalog files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SAS command importer: Text columns were not recognized as such [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
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.
• PostgreSQL connector: New support for SSL connections
• XLSX exporter: Use less memory when exporting large tables
• Improved support for exporting date/time columns to an R workspace
• Improved support for importing SPSS portable files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Fix several crashes associated with Indicator Variables
New in 1.9.32:
• RData exporter: Improved R compatibility when empty strings are present
• XLSX exporter: Improved support for very large files
• General stability improvements
New in 1.9.31:
• Pivot view: Support for up to 6 pivot columns
• JSON importer: Fix a crash
• SPSS binary importer: Improved support for multiple missing-string definitions [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.30:
• Fix a bug when importing rich-text cells from Numbers files
New in 1.9.29:
• Kruskal-Wallis and Mann-Whitney tests did not exclude missing values in the categorical covariate column when computing ranks
• The Covariate table now displays the correct p-value for log-rank tests when comparing survival curves
• Fix a number of crashes
• SPSS importer / exporter: Improved support for long-string value labels and long-string missing values [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.28:
• The Estimation Command window now supports frequency weights with R's GLM command
• XLS importer: Fix crashes with malformed input
• POR importer: Some large data values were imported incorrectly [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.27:
• XLS importer: Improved support for some older files
• SPSS binary exporter: Improved compatibility with SPSS's internal column names [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SPSS command importer: Improved support for ADATE columns, text columns, and tab-delimited files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SAS binary importer: Added support for 64-bit catalog files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SAS command importer: Text columns were not recognized as such [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
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.
1.9.32
2019-05-28
New in 1.9.32:
• RData exporter: Improved R compatibility when empty strings are present
• XLSX exporter: Improved support for very large files
• General stability improvements
New in 1.9.31:
• Pivot view: Support for up to 6 pivot columns
• JSON importer: Fix a crash
• SPSS binary importer: Improved support for multiple missing-string definitions [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.30:
• Fix a bug when importing rich-text cells from Numbers files
New in 1.9.29:
• Kruskal-Wallis and Mann-Whitney tests did not exclude missing values in the categorical covariate column when computing ranks
• The Covariate table now displays the correct p-value for log-rank tests when comparing survival curves
• Fix a number of crashes
• SPSS importer / exporter: Improved support for long-string value labels and long-string missing values [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.28:
• The Estimation Command window now supports frequency weights with R's GLM command
• XLS importer: Fix crashes with malformed input
• POR importer: Some large data values were imported incorrectly [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.27:
• XLS importer: Improved support for some older files
• SPSS binary exporter: Improved compatibility with SPSS's internal column names [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SPSS command importer: Improved support for ADATE columns, text columns, and tab-delimited files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SAS binary importer: Added support for 64-bit catalog files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SAS command importer: Text columns were not recognized as such [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.26:
• Pivot view: Fix a crash with Count Distinct
• Summary view: The histogram width label was sometimes incorrect
• Improved support for POR files created by SPSS 26 [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Improved support for SAS command files containing in-line comments [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.25:
• Fix a crash on macOS Mojave when dragging and dropping tables
• Stata importer: Decimal values sometimes did not appear with the %g format [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
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.
• RData exporter: Improved R compatibility when empty strings are present
• XLSX exporter: Improved support for very large files
• General stability improvements
New in 1.9.31:
• Pivot view: Support for up to 6 pivot columns
• JSON importer: Fix a crash
• SPSS binary importer: Improved support for multiple missing-string definitions [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.30:
• Fix a bug when importing rich-text cells from Numbers files
New in 1.9.29:
• Kruskal-Wallis and Mann-Whitney tests did not exclude missing values in the categorical covariate column when computing ranks
• The Covariate table now displays the correct p-value for log-rank tests when comparing survival curves
• Fix a number of crashes
• SPSS importer / exporter: Improved support for long-string value labels and long-string missing values [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.28:
• The Estimation Command window now supports frequency weights with R's GLM command
• XLS importer: Fix crashes with malformed input
• POR importer: Some large data values were imported incorrectly [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.27:
• XLS importer: Improved support for some older files
• SPSS binary exporter: Improved compatibility with SPSS's internal column names [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SPSS command importer: Improved support for ADATE columns, text columns, and tab-delimited files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SAS binary importer: Added support for 64-bit catalog files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SAS command importer: Text columns were not recognized as such [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.26:
• Pivot view: Fix a crash with Count Distinct
• Summary view: The histogram width label was sometimes incorrect
• Improved support for POR files created by SPSS 26 [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Improved support for SAS command files containing in-line comments [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.25:
• Fix a crash on macOS Mojave when dragging and dropping tables
• Stata importer: Decimal values sometimes did not appear with the %g format [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
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.
1.9.31
2019-05-06
New in 1.9.31:
• Pivot view: Support for up to 6 pivot columns
• JSON importer: Fix a crash
• SPSS binary importer: Improved support for multiple missing-string definitions [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.30:
• Fix a bug when importing rich-text cells from Numbers files
New in 1.9.29:
• Kruskal-Wallis and Mann-Whitney tests did not exclude missing values in the categorical covariate column when computing ranks
• The Covariate table now displays the correct p-value for log-rank tests when comparing survival curves
• Fix a number of crashes
• SPSS importer / exporter: Improved support for long-string value labels and long-string missing values [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.28:
• The Estimation Command window now supports frequency weights with R's GLM command
• XLS importer: Fix crashes with malformed input
• POR importer: Some large data values were imported incorrectly [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.27:
• XLS importer: Improved support for some older files
• SPSS binary exporter: Improved compatibility with SPSS's internal column names [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SPSS command importer: Improved support for ADATE columns, text columns, and tab-delimited files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SAS binary importer: Added support for 64-bit catalog files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SAS command importer: Text columns were not recognized as such [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.26:
• Pivot view: Fix a crash with Count Distinct
• Summary view: The histogram width label was sometimes incorrect
• Improved support for POR files created by SPSS 26 [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Improved support for SAS command files containing in-line comments [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.25:
• Fix a crash on macOS Mojave when dragging and dropping tables
• Stata importer: Decimal values sometimes did not appear with the %g format [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.24:
• New ability to copy selected rows to the clipboard
• Fix a hang when computing correlations with very large data sets
• Numbers importer: Improved support for dates
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.
• Pivot view: Support for up to 6 pivot columns
• JSON importer: Fix a crash
• SPSS binary importer: Improved support for multiple missing-string definitions [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.30:
• Fix a bug when importing rich-text cells from Numbers files
New in 1.9.29:
• Kruskal-Wallis and Mann-Whitney tests did not exclude missing values in the categorical covariate column when computing ranks
• The Covariate table now displays the correct p-value for log-rank tests when comparing survival curves
• Fix a number of crashes
• SPSS importer / exporter: Improved support for long-string value labels and long-string missing values [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.28:
• The Estimation Command window now supports frequency weights with R's GLM command
• XLS importer: Fix crashes with malformed input
• POR importer: Some large data values were imported incorrectly [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.27:
• XLS importer: Improved support for some older files
• SPSS binary exporter: Improved compatibility with SPSS's internal column names [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SPSS command importer: Improved support for ADATE columns, text columns, and tab-delimited files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SAS binary importer: Added support for 64-bit catalog files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SAS command importer: Text columns were not recognized as such [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.26:
• Pivot view: Fix a crash with Count Distinct
• Summary view: The histogram width label was sometimes incorrect
• Improved support for POR files created by SPSS 26 [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Improved support for SAS command files containing in-line comments [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.25:
• Fix a crash on macOS Mojave when dragging and dropping tables
• Stata importer: Decimal values sometimes did not appear with the %g format [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.24:
• New ability to copy selected rows to the clipboard
• Fix a hang when computing correlations with very large data sets
• Numbers importer: Improved support for dates
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.
1.9.30
2019-04-08
New in 1.9.30:
• Fix a bug when importing rich-text cells from Numbers files
New in 1.9.29:
• Kruskal-Wallis and Mann-Whitney tests did not exclude missing values in the categorical covariate column when computing ranks
• The Covariate table now displays the correct p-value for log-rank tests when comparing survival curves
• Fix a number of crashes
• SPSS importer / exporter: Improved support for long-string value labels and long-string missing values [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.28:
• The Estimation Command window now supports frequency weights with R's GLM command
• XLS importer: Fix crashes with malformed input
• POR importer: Some large data values were imported incorrectly [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.27:
• XLS importer: Improved support for some older files
• SPSS binary exporter: Improved compatibility with SPSS's internal column names [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SPSS command importer: Improved support for ADATE columns, text columns, and tab-delimited files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SAS binary importer: Added support for 64-bit catalog files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SAS command importer: Text columns were not recognized as such [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.26:
• Pivot view: Fix a crash with Count Distinct
• Summary view: The histogram width label was sometimes incorrect
• Improved support for POR files created by SPSS 26 [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Improved support for SAS command files containing in-line comments [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.25:
• Fix a crash on macOS Mojave when dragging and dropping tables
• Stata importer: Decimal values sometimes did not appear with the %g format [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.24:
• New ability to copy selected rows to the clipboard
• Fix a hang when computing correlations with very large data sets
• Numbers importer: Improved support for dates
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.
• Fix a bug when importing rich-text cells from Numbers files
New in 1.9.29:
• Kruskal-Wallis and Mann-Whitney tests did not exclude missing values in the categorical covariate column when computing ranks
• The Covariate table now displays the correct p-value for log-rank tests when comparing survival curves
• Fix a number of crashes
• SPSS importer / exporter: Improved support for long-string value labels and long-string missing values [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.28:
• The Estimation Command window now supports frequency weights with R's GLM command
• XLS importer: Fix crashes with malformed input
• POR importer: Some large data values were imported incorrectly [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.27:
• XLS importer: Improved support for some older files
• SPSS binary exporter: Improved compatibility with SPSS's internal column names [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SPSS command importer: Improved support for ADATE columns, text columns, and tab-delimited files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SAS binary importer: Added support for 64-bit catalog files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SAS command importer: Text columns were not recognized as such [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.26:
• Pivot view: Fix a crash with Count Distinct
• Summary view: The histogram width label was sometimes incorrect
• Improved support for POR files created by SPSS 26 [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Improved support for SAS command files containing in-line comments [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.25:
• Fix a crash on macOS Mojave when dragging and dropping tables
• Stata importer: Decimal values sometimes did not appear with the %g format [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.24:
• New ability to copy selected rows to the clipboard
• Fix a hang when computing correlations with very large data sets
• Numbers importer: Improved support for dates
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.
1.9.29
2019-02-13
New in 1.9.29:
• Kruskal-Wallis and Mann-Whitney tests did not exclude missing values in the categorical covariate column when computing ranks
• The Covariate table now displays the correct p-value for log-rank tests when comparing survival curves
• Fix a number of crashes
• SPSS importer / exporter: Improved support for long-string value labels and long-string missing values [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.28:
• The Estimation Command window now supports frequency weights with R's GLM command
• XLS importer: Fix crashes with malformed input
• POR importer: Some large data values were imported incorrectly [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.27:
• XLS importer: Improved support for some older files
• SPSS binary exporter: Improved compatibility with SPSS's internal column names [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SPSS command importer: Improved support for ADATE columns, text columns, and tab-delimited files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SAS binary importer: Added support for 64-bit catalog files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SAS command importer: Text columns were not recognized as such [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.26:
• Pivot view: Fix a crash with Count Distinct
• Summary view: The histogram width label was sometimes incorrect
• Improved support for POR files created by SPSS 26 [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Improved support for SAS command files containing in-line comments [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.25:
• Fix a crash on macOS Mojave when dragging and dropping tables
• Stata importer: Decimal values sometimes did not appear with the %g format [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.24:
• New ability to copy selected rows to the clipboard
• Fix a hang when computing correlations with very large data sets
• Numbers importer: Improved support for dates
New in 1.9.23:
• New menu item: Column > Export Raw Data > Copy to Clipboard
• Access importer: Fix a crash when importing very long text values
• Stata exporter: Allow Unicode in variable names [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
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.
• Kruskal-Wallis and Mann-Whitney tests did not exclude missing values in the categorical covariate column when computing ranks
• The Covariate table now displays the correct p-value for log-rank tests when comparing survival curves
• Fix a number of crashes
• SPSS importer / exporter: Improved support for long-string value labels and long-string missing values [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.28:
• The Estimation Command window now supports frequency weights with R's GLM command
• XLS importer: Fix crashes with malformed input
• POR importer: Some large data values were imported incorrectly [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.27:
• XLS importer: Improved support for some older files
• SPSS binary exporter: Improved compatibility with SPSS's internal column names [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SPSS command importer: Improved support for ADATE columns, text columns, and tab-delimited files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SAS binary importer: Added support for 64-bit catalog files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SAS command importer: Text columns were not recognized as such [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.26:
• Pivot view: Fix a crash with Count Distinct
• Summary view: The histogram width label was sometimes incorrect
• Improved support for POR files created by SPSS 26 [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Improved support for SAS command files containing in-line comments [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.25:
• Fix a crash on macOS Mojave when dragging and dropping tables
• Stata importer: Decimal values sometimes did not appear with the %g format [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.24:
• New ability to copy selected rows to the clipboard
• Fix a hang when computing correlations with very large data sets
• Numbers importer: Improved support for dates
New in 1.9.23:
• New menu item: Column > Export Raw Data > Copy to Clipboard
• Access importer: Fix a crash when importing very long text values
• Stata exporter: Allow Unicode in variable names [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
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.
1.9.28
2019-01-17
New in 1.9.28:
• The Covariate table now displays the correct p-value for log-rank tests when comparing survival curves
• The Estimation Command window now supports frequency weights with R's GLM command
• XLS importer: Fix crashes with malformed input
• POR importer: Some large data values were imported incorrectly [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.27:
• XLS importer: Improved support for some older files
• SPSS binary exporter: Improved compatibility with SPSS's internal column names [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SPSS command importer: Improved support for ADATE columns, text columns, and tab-delimited files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SAS binary importer: Added support for 64-bit catalog files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SAS command importer: Text columns were not recognized as such [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.26:
• Pivot view: Fix a crash with Count Distinct
• Summary view: The histogram width label was sometimes incorrect
• Improved support for POR files created by SPSS 26 [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Improved support for SAS command files containing in-line comments [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.25:
• Fix a crash on macOS Mojave when dragging and dropping tables
• Stata importer: Decimal values sometimes did not appear with the %g format [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.24:
• New ability to copy selected rows to the clipboard
• Fix a hang when computing correlations with very large data sets
• Numbers importer: Improved support for dates
New in 1.9.23:
• New menu item: Column > Export Raw Data > Copy to Clipboard
• Access importer: Fix a crash when importing very long text values
• Stata exporter: Allow Unicode in variable names [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.22:
• XLSX importer: Improved support for Chinese character sets
• XLS importer: Improved support for large files. Fix crashes and hangs with malicious input
• SAS catalog importer: Fix hangs with invalid input [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SPSS importer: Add support for new DTIME and YMDHMS formats [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
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.
• The Covariate table now displays the correct p-value for log-rank tests when comparing survival curves
• The Estimation Command window now supports frequency weights with R's GLM command
• XLS importer: Fix crashes with malformed input
• POR importer: Some large data values were imported incorrectly [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.27:
• XLS importer: Improved support for some older files
• SPSS binary exporter: Improved compatibility with SPSS's internal column names [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SPSS command importer: Improved support for ADATE columns, text columns, and tab-delimited files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SAS binary importer: Added support for 64-bit catalog files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SAS command importer: Text columns were not recognized as such [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.26:
• Pivot view: Fix a crash with Count Distinct
• Summary view: The histogram width label was sometimes incorrect
• Improved support for POR files created by SPSS 26 [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Improved support for SAS command files containing in-line comments [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.25:
• Fix a crash on macOS Mojave when dragging and dropping tables
• Stata importer: Decimal values sometimes did not appear with the %g format [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.24:
• New ability to copy selected rows to the clipboard
• Fix a hang when computing correlations with very large data sets
• Numbers importer: Improved support for dates
New in 1.9.23:
• New menu item: Column > Export Raw Data > Copy to Clipboard
• Access importer: Fix a crash when importing very long text values
• Stata exporter: Allow Unicode in variable names [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.22:
• XLSX importer: Improved support for Chinese character sets
• XLS importer: Improved support for large files. Fix crashes and hangs with malicious input
• SAS catalog importer: Fix hangs with invalid input [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SPSS importer: Add support for new DTIME and YMDHMS formats [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
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.
1.9.27
2018-12-20
New in 1.9.27:
• XLS importer: Improved support for some older files
• SPSS binary exporter: Improved compatibility with SPSS's internal column names [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SPSS command importer: Improved support for ADATE columns, text columns, and tab-delimited files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SAS binary importer: Added support for 64-bit catalog files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SAS command importer: Text columns were not recognized as such [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.26:
• Pivot view: Fix a crash with Count Distinct
• Summary view: The histogram width label was sometimes incorrect
• Improved support for POR files created by SPSS 26 [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Improved support for SAS command files containing in-line comments [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.25:
• Fix a crash on macOS Mojave when dragging and dropping tables
• Stata importer: Decimal values sometimes did not appear with the %g format [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.24:
• New ability to copy selected rows to the clipboard
• Fix a hang when computing correlations with very large data sets
• Numbers importer: Improved support for dates
New in 1.9.23:
• New menu item: Column > Export Raw Data > Copy to Clipboard
• Access importer: Fix a crash when importing very long text values
• Stata exporter: Allow Unicode in variable names [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.22:
• XLSX importer: Improved support for Chinese character sets
• XLS importer: Improved support for large files. Fix crashes and hangs with malicious input
• SAS catalog importer: Fix hangs with invalid input [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SPSS importer: Add support for new DTIME and YMDHMS formats [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.21:
• Access importer: Improved support for files created with Access 2010 and later
• SPSS importer: Fix "Unable to allocate memory" errors [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in Wizard 1.9:
FROM THE LOWER DEPTHS OF HELL comes Wizard 1.9, a malign masquerade ball 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.
• XLS importer: Improved support for some older files
• SPSS binary exporter: Improved compatibility with SPSS's internal column names [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SPSS command importer: Improved support for ADATE columns, text columns, and tab-delimited files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SAS binary importer: Added support for 64-bit catalog files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SAS command importer: Text columns were not recognized as such [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.26:
• Pivot view: Fix a crash with Count Distinct
• Summary view: The histogram width label was sometimes incorrect
• Improved support for POR files created by SPSS 26 [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Improved support for SAS command files containing in-line comments [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.25:
• Fix a crash on macOS Mojave when dragging and dropping tables
• Stata importer: Decimal values sometimes did not appear with the %g format [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.24:
• New ability to copy selected rows to the clipboard
• Fix a hang when computing correlations with very large data sets
• Numbers importer: Improved support for dates
New in 1.9.23:
• New menu item: Column > Export Raw Data > Copy to Clipboard
• Access importer: Fix a crash when importing very long text values
• Stata exporter: Allow Unicode in variable names [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.22:
• XLSX importer: Improved support for Chinese character sets
• XLS importer: Improved support for large files. Fix crashes and hangs with malicious input
• SAS catalog importer: Fix hangs with invalid input [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SPSS importer: Add support for new DTIME and YMDHMS formats [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.21:
• Access importer: Improved support for files created with Access 2010 and later
• SPSS importer: Fix "Unable to allocate memory" errors [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in Wizard 1.9:
FROM THE LOWER DEPTHS OF HELL comes Wizard 1.9, a malign masquerade ball 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.
1.9.26
2018-11-27
New in 1.9.26:
• Pivot view: Fix a crash with Count Distinct
• Summary view: The histogram width label was sometimes incorrect
• Improved support for POR files created by SPSS 26 [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Improved support for SAS command files containing in-line comments [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.25:
• Fix a crash on macOS Mojave when dragging and dropping tables
• Stata importer: Decimal values sometimes did not appear with the %g format [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.24:
• New ability to copy selected rows to the clipboard
• Fix a hang when computing correlations with very large data sets
• Numbers importer: Improved support for dates
New in 1.9.23:
• New menu item: Column > Export Raw Data > Copy to Clipboard
• Access importer: Fix a crash when importing very long text values
• Stata exporter: Allow Unicode in variable names [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.22:
• XLSX importer: Improved support for Chinese character sets
• XLS importer: Improved support for large files. Fix crashes and hangs with malicious input
• SAS catalog importer: Fix hangs with invalid input [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SPSS importer: Add support for new DTIME and YMDHMS formats [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.21:
• Access importer: Improved support for files created with Access 2010 and later
• SPSS importer: Fix "Unable to allocate memory" errors [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.20:
• XLS importer: Many files caused Wizard to close without a message
• Numbers importer: Fix crash when importing an empty table
• SQL importers: Fix crashes and interface glitches when using Custom SQL
• PostgreSQL: Improved support for NULL values
• General stability improvements
New in 1.9.19:
• Improved support for importing R Data files
• Fix bug where "Build Model" button was sometimes grayed out
• Fix an occasional crash during a Friedman test
New in Wizard 1.9:
FROM THE LOWER DEPTHS OF HELL comes Wizard 1.9, a malign masquerade ball 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.
• Pivot view: Fix a crash with Count Distinct
• Summary view: The histogram width label was sometimes incorrect
• Improved support for POR files created by SPSS 26 [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Improved support for SAS command files containing in-line comments [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.25:
• Fix a crash on macOS Mojave when dragging and dropping tables
• Stata importer: Decimal values sometimes did not appear with the %g format [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.24:
• New ability to copy selected rows to the clipboard
• Fix a hang when computing correlations with very large data sets
• Numbers importer: Improved support for dates
New in 1.9.23:
• New menu item: Column > Export Raw Data > Copy to Clipboard
• Access importer: Fix a crash when importing very long text values
• Stata exporter: Allow Unicode in variable names [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.22:
• XLSX importer: Improved support for Chinese character sets
• XLS importer: Improved support for large files. Fix crashes and hangs with malicious input
• SAS catalog importer: Fix hangs with invalid input [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SPSS importer: Add support for new DTIME and YMDHMS formats [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.21:
• Access importer: Improved support for files created with Access 2010 and later
• SPSS importer: Fix "Unable to allocate memory" errors [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.20:
• XLS importer: Many files caused Wizard to close without a message
• Numbers importer: Fix crash when importing an empty table
• SQL importers: Fix crashes and interface glitches when using Custom SQL
• PostgreSQL: Improved support for NULL values
• General stability improvements
New in 1.9.19:
• Improved support for importing R Data files
• Fix bug where "Build Model" button was sometimes grayed out
• Fix an occasional crash during a Friedman test
New in Wizard 1.9:
FROM THE LOWER DEPTHS OF HELL comes Wizard 1.9, a malign masquerade ball 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.
1.9.25
2018-10-17
New in 1.9.25:
• Fix a crash on macOS Mojave when dragging and dropping tables
• Stata importer: Decimal values sometimes did not appear with the %g format [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.24:
• New ability to copy selected rows to the clipboard
• Fix a hang when computing correlations with very large data sets
• Numbers importer: Improved support for dates
New in 1.9.23:
• New menu item: Column > Export Raw Data > Copy to Clipboard
• Access importer: Fix a crash when importing very long text values
• Stata exporter: Allow Unicode in variable names [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.22:
• XLSX importer: Improved support for Chinese character sets
• XLS importer: Improved support for large files. Fix crashes and hangs with malicious input
• SAS catalog importer: Fix hangs with invalid input [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SPSS importer: Add support for new DTIME and YMDHMS formats [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.21:
• Access importer: Improved support for files created with Access 2010 and later
• SPSS importer: Fix "Unable to allocate memory" errors [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.20:
• XLS importer: Many files caused Wizard to close without a message
• Numbers importer: Fix crash when importing an empty table
• SQL importers: Fix crashes and interface glitches when using Custom SQL
• PostgreSQL: Improved support for NULL values
• General stability improvements
New in 1.9.19:
• Improved support for importing R Data files
• Fix bug where "Build Model" button was sometimes grayed out
• Fix an occasional crash during a Friedman test
New in 1.9.18:
• Fix bug where certain XLSX files could not be opened
• Support for converting dates in the format "31-Dec-2017"
• Improved appearance of The Wizard Store (Wizard > Unlock Pro Features...)
• Reduce file size of exported SPSS files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.17:
• Support for reading compressed SPSS (*.zsav) files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Support for reading Stata 15 files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Fix crashes reading malformed files
New in Wizard 1.9:
FROM THE LOWER DEPTHS OF HELL comes Wizard 1.9, a malign masquerade ball 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.
• Fix a crash on macOS Mojave when dragging and dropping tables
• Stata importer: Decimal values sometimes did not appear with the %g format [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.24:
• New ability to copy selected rows to the clipboard
• Fix a hang when computing correlations with very large data sets
• Numbers importer: Improved support for dates
New in 1.9.23:
• New menu item: Column > Export Raw Data > Copy to Clipboard
• Access importer: Fix a crash when importing very long text values
• Stata exporter: Allow Unicode in variable names [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.22:
• XLSX importer: Improved support for Chinese character sets
• XLS importer: Improved support for large files. Fix crashes and hangs with malicious input
• SAS catalog importer: Fix hangs with invalid input [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SPSS importer: Add support for new DTIME and YMDHMS formats [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.21:
• Access importer: Improved support for files created with Access 2010 and later
• SPSS importer: Fix "Unable to allocate memory" errors [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.20:
• XLS importer: Many files caused Wizard to close without a message
• Numbers importer: Fix crash when importing an empty table
• SQL importers: Fix crashes and interface glitches when using Custom SQL
• PostgreSQL: Improved support for NULL values
• General stability improvements
New in 1.9.19:
• Improved support for importing R Data files
• Fix bug where "Build Model" button was sometimes grayed out
• Fix an occasional crash during a Friedman test
New in 1.9.18:
• Fix bug where certain XLSX files could not be opened
• Support for converting dates in the format "31-Dec-2017"
• Improved appearance of The Wizard Store (Wizard > Unlock Pro Features...)
• Reduce file size of exported SPSS files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.17:
• Support for reading compressed SPSS (*.zsav) files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Support for reading Stata 15 files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Fix crashes reading malformed files
New in Wizard 1.9:
FROM THE LOWER DEPTHS OF HELL comes Wizard 1.9, a malign masquerade ball 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.
1.9.24
2018-10-02
New in 1.9.24:
• New ability to copy selected rows to the clipboard
• Fix a hang when computing correlations with very large data sets
• Numbers importer: Improved support for dates
New in 1.9.23:
• New menu item: Column > Export Raw Data > Copy to Clipboard
• Access importer: Fix a crash when importing very long text values
• Stata exporter: Allow Unicode in variable names [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.22:
• XLSX importer: Improved support for Chinese character sets
• XLS importer: Improved support for large files. Fix crashes and hangs with malicious input
• SAS catalog importer: Fix hangs with invalid input [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SPSS importer: Add support for new DTIME and YMDHMS formats [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.21:
• Access importer: Improved support for files created with Access 2010 and later
• SPSS importer: Fix "Unable to allocate memory" errors [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.20:
• XLS importer: Many files caused Wizard to close without a message
• Numbers importer: Fix crash when importing an empty table
• SQL importers: Fix crashes and interface glitches when using Custom SQL
• PostgreSQL: Improved support for NULL values
• General stability improvements
New in 1.9.19:
• Improved support for importing R Data files
• Fix bug where "Build Model" button was sometimes grayed out
• Fix an occasional crash during a Friedman test
New in 1.9.18:
• Fix bug where certain XLSX files could not be opened
• Support for converting dates in the format "31-Dec-2017"
• Improved appearance of The Wizard Store (Wizard > Unlock Pro Features...)
• Reduce file size of exported SPSS files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.17:
• Support for reading compressed SPSS (*.zsav) files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Support for reading Stata 15 files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Fix crashes reading malformed files
New in Wizard 1.9:
FROM THE LOWER DEPTHS OF HELL comes Wizard 1.9, a malign masquerade ball 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.
• New ability to copy selected rows to the clipboard
• Fix a hang when computing correlations with very large data sets
• Numbers importer: Improved support for dates
New in 1.9.23:
• New menu item: Column > Export Raw Data > Copy to Clipboard
• Access importer: Fix a crash when importing very long text values
• Stata exporter: Allow Unicode in variable names [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.22:
• XLSX importer: Improved support for Chinese character sets
• XLS importer: Improved support for large files. Fix crashes and hangs with malicious input
• SAS catalog importer: Fix hangs with invalid input [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SPSS importer: Add support for new DTIME and YMDHMS formats [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.21:
• Access importer: Improved support for files created with Access 2010 and later
• SPSS importer: Fix "Unable to allocate memory" errors [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.20:
• XLS importer: Many files caused Wizard to close without a message
• Numbers importer: Fix crash when importing an empty table
• SQL importers: Fix crashes and interface glitches when using Custom SQL
• PostgreSQL: Improved support for NULL values
• General stability improvements
New in 1.9.19:
• Improved support for importing R Data files
• Fix bug where "Build Model" button was sometimes grayed out
• Fix an occasional crash during a Friedman test
New in 1.9.18:
• Fix bug where certain XLSX files could not be opened
• Support for converting dates in the format "31-Dec-2017"
• Improved appearance of The Wizard Store (Wizard > Unlock Pro Features...)
• Reduce file size of exported SPSS files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.17:
• Support for reading compressed SPSS (*.zsav) files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Support for reading Stata 15 files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Fix crashes reading malformed files
New in Wizard 1.9:
FROM THE LOWER DEPTHS OF HELL comes Wizard 1.9, a malign masquerade ball 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.
1.9.23
2018-09-22
New in 1.9.23:
• New menu item: Column > Export Raw Data > Copy to Clipboard
• Access importer: Fix a crash when importing very long text values
• Stata exporter: Allow Unicode in variable names [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.22:
• XLSX importer: Improved support for Chinese character sets
• XLS importer: Improved support for large files. Fix crashes and hangs with malicious input
• SAS catalog importer: Fix hangs with invalid input [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SPSS importer: Add support for new DTIME and YMDHMS formats [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.21:
• Access importer: Improved support for files created with Access 2010 and later
• SPSS importer: Fix "Unable to allocate memory" errors [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.20:
• XLS importer: Many files caused Wizard to close without a message
• Numbers importer: Fix crash when importing an empty table
• SQL importers: Fix crashes and interface glitches when using Custom SQL
• PostgreSQL: Improved support for NULL values
• General stability improvements
New in 1.9.19:
• Improved support for importing R Data files
• Fix bug where "Build Model" button was sometimes grayed out
• Fix an occasional crash during a Friedman test
New in 1.9.18:
• Fix bug where certain XLSX files could not be opened
• Support for converting dates in the format "31-Dec-2017"
• Improved appearance of The Wizard Store (Wizard > Unlock Pro Features...)
• Reduce file size of exported SPSS files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.17:
• Support for reading compressed SPSS (*.zsav) files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Support for reading Stata 15 files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Fix crashes reading malformed files
New in Wizard 1.9:
FROM THE LOWER DEPTHS OF HELL comes Wizard 1.9, a malign masquerade ball 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.
• New menu item: Column > Export Raw Data > Copy to Clipboard
• Access importer: Fix a crash when importing very long text values
• Stata exporter: Allow Unicode in variable names [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.22:
• XLSX importer: Improved support for Chinese character sets
• XLS importer: Improved support for large files. Fix crashes and hangs with malicious input
• SAS catalog importer: Fix hangs with invalid input [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SPSS importer: Add support for new DTIME and YMDHMS formats [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.21:
• Access importer: Improved support for files created with Access 2010 and later
• SPSS importer: Fix "Unable to allocate memory" errors [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.20:
• XLS importer: Many files caused Wizard to close without a message
• Numbers importer: Fix crash when importing an empty table
• SQL importers: Fix crashes and interface glitches when using Custom SQL
• PostgreSQL: Improved support for NULL values
• General stability improvements
New in 1.9.19:
• Improved support for importing R Data files
• Fix bug where "Build Model" button was sometimes grayed out
• Fix an occasional crash during a Friedman test
New in 1.9.18:
• Fix bug where certain XLSX files could not be opened
• Support for converting dates in the format "31-Dec-2017"
• Improved appearance of The Wizard Store (Wizard > Unlock Pro Features...)
• Reduce file size of exported SPSS files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.17:
• Support for reading compressed SPSS (*.zsav) files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Support for reading Stata 15 files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Fix crashes reading malformed files
New in Wizard 1.9:
FROM THE LOWER DEPTHS OF HELL comes Wizard 1.9, a malign masquerade ball 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.
1.9.22
2018-06-02
New in 1.9.22:
• XLSX importer: Improved support for Chinese character sets
• XLS importer: Improved support for large files. Fix crashes and hangs with malicious input
• SAS catalog importer: Fix hangs with invalid input [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SPSS importer: Add support for new DTIME and YMDHMS formats [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.21:
• Access importer: Improved support for files created with Access 2010 and later
• SPSS importer: Fix "Unable to allocate memory" errors [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.20:
• XLS importer: Many files caused Wizard to close without a message
• Numbers importer: Fix crash when importing an empty table
• SQL importers: Fix crashes and interface glitches when using Custom SQL
• PostgreSQL: Improved support for NULL values
• General stability improvements
New in 1.9.19:
• Improved support for importing R Data files
• Fix bug where "Build Model" button was sometimes grayed out
• Fix an occasional crash during a Friedman test
New in 1.9.18:
• Fix bug where certain XLSX files could not be opened
• Support for converting dates in the format "31-Dec-2017"
• Improved appearance of The Wizard Store (Wizard > Unlock Pro Features...)
• Reduce file size of exported SPSS files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.17:
• Support for reading compressed SPSS (*.zsav) files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Support for reading Stata 15 files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Fix crashes reading malformed files
New in 1.9.16:
• Raw data view: Fix an occasional crash when sorting data or closing documents
• Summary view: Fix an occasional crash when exporting The Bottom Line
• Summary view: Fix a crash when deleting multiple columns from the end of the column list
• Summary view: Fix an issue where estimation commands sometimes did not appear
• SAV reader: Improved support for files created by Java SPSS Writer [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.15:
• Fix a regression where some functions did not appear in the Column menu
• Security improvements in the XLS reader
New in Wizard 1.9:
FROM THE LOWER DEPTHS OF HELL comes Wizard 1.9, a malign masquerade ball 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.
• XLSX importer: Improved support for Chinese character sets
• XLS importer: Improved support for large files. Fix crashes and hangs with malicious input
• SAS catalog importer: Fix hangs with invalid input [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• SPSS importer: Add support for new DTIME and YMDHMS formats [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.21:
• Access importer: Improved support for files created with Access 2010 and later
• SPSS importer: Fix "Unable to allocate memory" errors [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.20:
• XLS importer: Many files caused Wizard to close without a message
• Numbers importer: Fix crash when importing an empty table
• SQL importers: Fix crashes and interface glitches when using Custom SQL
• PostgreSQL: Improved support for NULL values
• General stability improvements
New in 1.9.19:
• Improved support for importing R Data files
• Fix bug where "Build Model" button was sometimes grayed out
• Fix an occasional crash during a Friedman test
New in 1.9.18:
• Fix bug where certain XLSX files could not be opened
• Support for converting dates in the format "31-Dec-2017"
• Improved appearance of The Wizard Store (Wizard > Unlock Pro Features...)
• Reduce file size of exported SPSS files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.17:
• Support for reading compressed SPSS (*.zsav) files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Support for reading Stata 15 files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Fix crashes reading malformed files
New in 1.9.16:
• Raw data view: Fix an occasional crash when sorting data or closing documents
• Summary view: Fix an occasional crash when exporting The Bottom Line
• Summary view: Fix a crash when deleting multiple columns from the end of the column list
• Summary view: Fix an issue where estimation commands sometimes did not appear
• SAV reader: Improved support for files created by Java SPSS Writer [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.15:
• Fix a regression where some functions did not appear in the Column menu
• Security improvements in the XLS reader
New in Wizard 1.9:
FROM THE LOWER DEPTHS OF HELL comes Wizard 1.9, a malign masquerade ball 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.
1.9.21
2018-03-12
New in 1.9.21:
• Access importer: Improved support for files created with Access 2010 and later
• SPSS importer: Fix "Unable to allocate memory" errors [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.20:
• XLS importer: Many files caused Wizard to close without a message
• Numbers importer: Fix crash when importing an empty table
• SQL importers: Fix crashes and interface glitches when using Custom SQL
• PostgreSQL: Improved support for NULL values
• General stability improvements
New in 1.9.19:
• Improved support for importing R Data files
• Fix bug where "Build Model" button was sometimes grayed out
• Fix an occasional crash during a Friedman test
New in 1.9.18:
• Fix bug where certain XLSX files could not be opened
• Support for converting dates in the format "31-Dec-2017"
• Improved appearance of The Wizard Store (Wizard > Unlock Pro Features...)
• Reduce file size of exported SPSS files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.17:
• Support for reading compressed SPSS (*.zsav) files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Support for reading Stata 15 files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Fix crashes reading malformed files
New in 1.9.16:
• Raw data view: Fix an occasional crash when sorting data or closing documents
• Summary view: Fix an occasional crash when exporting The Bottom Line
• Summary view: Fix a crash when deleting multiple columns from the end of the column list
• Summary view: Fix an issue where estimation commands sometimes did not appear
• SAV reader: Improved support for files created by Java SPSS Writer [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.15:
• Fix a regression where some functions did not appear in the Column menu
• Security improvements in the XLS reader
New in 1.9.14:
• Fix a crash when navigating the Summary view via keyboard
• Improved support for Numbers '13 files
New in 1.9.13:
• Some strings were incorrectly imported from XLS files
• Improved text-encoding detection in CSV files
• Fix a crash after cancelling the creation of an Indicator Variable
New in Wizard 1.9:
FROM THE LOWER DEPTHS OF HELL comes Wizard 1.9, a malign masquerade ball 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.
• Access importer: Improved support for files created with Access 2010 and later
• SPSS importer: Fix "Unable to allocate memory" errors [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.20:
• XLS importer: Many files caused Wizard to close without a message
• Numbers importer: Fix crash when importing an empty table
• SQL importers: Fix crashes and interface glitches when using Custom SQL
• PostgreSQL: Improved support for NULL values
• General stability improvements
New in 1.9.19:
• Improved support for importing R Data files
• Fix bug where "Build Model" button was sometimes grayed out
• Fix an occasional crash during a Friedman test
New in 1.9.18:
• Fix bug where certain XLSX files could not be opened
• Support for converting dates in the format "31-Dec-2017"
• Improved appearance of The Wizard Store (Wizard > Unlock Pro Features...)
• Reduce file size of exported SPSS files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.17:
• Support for reading compressed SPSS (*.zsav) files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Support for reading Stata 15 files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Fix crashes reading malformed files
New in 1.9.16:
• Raw data view: Fix an occasional crash when sorting data or closing documents
• Summary view: Fix an occasional crash when exporting The Bottom Line
• Summary view: Fix a crash when deleting multiple columns from the end of the column list
• Summary view: Fix an issue where estimation commands sometimes did not appear
• SAV reader: Improved support for files created by Java SPSS Writer [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.15:
• Fix a regression where some functions did not appear in the Column menu
• Security improvements in the XLS reader
New in 1.9.14:
• Fix a crash when navigating the Summary view via keyboard
• Improved support for Numbers '13 files
New in 1.9.13:
• Some strings were incorrectly imported from XLS files
• Improved text-encoding detection in CSV files
• Fix a crash after cancelling the creation of an Indicator Variable
New in Wizard 1.9:
FROM THE LOWER DEPTHS OF HELL comes Wizard 1.9, a malign masquerade ball 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.
1.9.20
2018-02-16
New in 1.9.20:
• XLS importer: Many files caused Wizard to close without a message
• Numbers importer: Fix crash when importing an empty table
• SQL importers: Fix crashes and interface glitches when using Custom SQL
• PostgreSQL: Improved support for NULL values
• General stability improvements
New in 1.9.19:
• Improved support for importing R Data files
• Fix bug where "Build Model" button was sometimes grayed out
• Fix an occasional crash during a Friedman test
New in 1.9.18:
• Fix bug where certain XLSX files could not be opened
• Support for converting dates in the format "31-Dec-2017"
• Improved appearance of The Wizard Store (Wizard > Unlock Pro Features...)
• Reduce file size of exported SPSS files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.17:
• Support for reading compressed SPSS (*.zsav) files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Support for reading Stata 15 files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Fix crashes reading malformed files
New in 1.9.16:
• Raw data view: Fix an occasional crash when sorting data or closing documents
• Summary view: Fix an occasional crash when exporting The Bottom Line
• Summary view: Fix a crash when deleting multiple columns from the end of the column list
• Summary view: Fix an issue where estimation commands sometimes did not appear
• SAV reader: Improved support for files created by Java SPSS Writer [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.15:
• Fix a regression where some functions did not appear in the Column menu
• Security improvements in the XLS reader
New in 1.9.14:
• Fix a crash when navigating the Summary view via keyboard
• Improved support for Numbers '13 files
New in 1.9.13:
• Some strings were incorrectly imported from XLS files
• Improved text-encoding detection in CSV files
• Fix a crash after cancelling the creation of an Indicator Variable
New in Wizard 1.9:
FROM THE LOWER DEPTHS OF HELL comes Wizard 1.9, a malign masquerade ball 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.
• XLS importer: Many files caused Wizard to close without a message
• Numbers importer: Fix crash when importing an empty table
• SQL importers: Fix crashes and interface glitches when using Custom SQL
• PostgreSQL: Improved support for NULL values
• General stability improvements
New in 1.9.19:
• Improved support for importing R Data files
• Fix bug where "Build Model" button was sometimes grayed out
• Fix an occasional crash during a Friedman test
New in 1.9.18:
• Fix bug where certain XLSX files could not be opened
• Support for converting dates in the format "31-Dec-2017"
• Improved appearance of The Wizard Store (Wizard > Unlock Pro Features...)
• Reduce file size of exported SPSS files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.17:
• Support for reading compressed SPSS (*.zsav) files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Support for reading Stata 15 files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Fix crashes reading malformed files
New in 1.9.16:
• Raw data view: Fix an occasional crash when sorting data or closing documents
• Summary view: Fix an occasional crash when exporting The Bottom Line
• Summary view: Fix a crash when deleting multiple columns from the end of the column list
• Summary view: Fix an issue where estimation commands sometimes did not appear
• SAV reader: Improved support for files created by Java SPSS Writer [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.15:
• Fix a regression where some functions did not appear in the Column menu
• Security improvements in the XLS reader
New in 1.9.14:
• Fix a crash when navigating the Summary view via keyboard
• Improved support for Numbers '13 files
New in 1.9.13:
• Some strings were incorrectly imported from XLS files
• Improved text-encoding detection in CSV files
• Fix a crash after cancelling the creation of an Indicator Variable
New in Wizard 1.9:
FROM THE LOWER DEPTHS OF HELL comes Wizard 1.9, a malign masquerade ball 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.
1.9.19
2018-02-08
New in 1.9.19:
• Improved support for importing R Data files
• Fix bug where "Build Model" button was sometimes grayed out
• Fix an occasional crash during a Friedman test
New in 1.9.18:
• Fix bug where certain XLSX files could not be opened
• Support for converting dates in the format "31-Dec-2017"
• Improved appearance of The Wizard Store (Wizard > Unlock Pro Features...)
• Reduce file size of exported SPSS files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.17:
• Support for reading compressed SPSS (*.zsav) files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Support for reading Stata 15 files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Fix crashes reading malformed files
New in 1.9.16:
• Raw data view: Fix an occasional crash when sorting data or closing documents
• Summary view: Fix an occasional crash when exporting The Bottom Line
• Summary view: Fix a crash when deleting multiple columns from the end of the column list
• Summary view: Fix an issue where estimation commands sometimes did not appear
• SAV reader: Improved support for files created by Java SPSS Writer [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.15:
• Fix a regression where some functions did not appear in the Column menu
• Security improvements in the XLS reader
New in 1.9.14:
• Fix a crash when navigating the Summary view via keyboard
• Improved support for Numbers '13 files
New in 1.9.13:
• Some strings were incorrectly imported from XLS files
• Improved text-encoding detection in CSV files
• Fix a crash after cancelling the creation of an Indicator Variable
New in 1.9.12:
• Multinomial logit models: Fewer "Not enough data" errors when the outcome distribution is heavily lopsided.
• Multinomial logit models: Fix a bug in the Predict view when one or more outcome values are filtered out. (Previously, the Predict view would assign positive probability to filtered-out values.)
• Ordered probit models: Fix a bug in the exported XLS file when one or more outcome values are filtered out. (Previously, Excel would report an error about corrupt or missing data.)
New in Wizard 1.9:
FROM THE LOWER DEPTHS OF HELL comes Wizard 1.9, a malign masquerade ball 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.
• Improved support for importing R Data files
• Fix bug where "Build Model" button was sometimes grayed out
• Fix an occasional crash during a Friedman test
New in 1.9.18:
• Fix bug where certain XLSX files could not be opened
• Support for converting dates in the format "31-Dec-2017"
• Improved appearance of The Wizard Store (Wizard > Unlock Pro Features...)
• Reduce file size of exported SPSS files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.17:
• Support for reading compressed SPSS (*.zsav) files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Support for reading Stata 15 files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Fix crashes reading malformed files
New in 1.9.16:
• Raw data view: Fix an occasional crash when sorting data or closing documents
• Summary view: Fix an occasional crash when exporting The Bottom Line
• Summary view: Fix a crash when deleting multiple columns from the end of the column list
• Summary view: Fix an issue where estimation commands sometimes did not appear
• SAV reader: Improved support for files created by Java SPSS Writer [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.15:
• Fix a regression where some functions did not appear in the Column menu
• Security improvements in the XLS reader
New in 1.9.14:
• Fix a crash when navigating the Summary view via keyboard
• Improved support for Numbers '13 files
New in 1.9.13:
• Some strings were incorrectly imported from XLS files
• Improved text-encoding detection in CSV files
• Fix a crash after cancelling the creation of an Indicator Variable
New in 1.9.12:
• Multinomial logit models: Fewer "Not enough data" errors when the outcome distribution is heavily lopsided.
• Multinomial logit models: Fix a bug in the Predict view when one or more outcome values are filtered out. (Previously, the Predict view would assign positive probability to filtered-out values.)
• Ordered probit models: Fix a bug in the exported XLS file when one or more outcome values are filtered out. (Previously, Excel would report an error about corrupt or missing data.)
New in Wizard 1.9:
FROM THE LOWER DEPTHS OF HELL comes Wizard 1.9, a malign masquerade ball 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.
1.9.18
2018-01-22
New in 1.9.18:
• Fix bug where certain XLSX files could not be opened
• Support for converting dates in the format "31-Dec-2017"
• Improved appearance of The Wizard Store (Wizard > Unlock Pro Features...)
• Reduce file size of exported SPSS files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.17:
• Support for reading compressed SPSS (*.zsav) files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Support for reading Stata 15 files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Fix crashes reading malformed files
New in 1.9.16:
• Raw data view: Fix an occasional crash when sorting data or closing documents
• Summary view: Fix an occasional crash when exporting The Bottom Line
• Summary view: Fix a crash when deleting multiple columns from the end of the column list
• Summary view: Fix an issue where estimation commands sometimes did not appear
• SAV reader: Improved support for files created by Java SPSS Writer [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.15:
• Fix a regression where some functions did not appear in the Column menu
• Security improvements in the XLS reader
New in 1.9.14:
• Fix a crash when navigating the Summary view via keyboard
• Improved support for Numbers '13 files
New in 1.9.13:
• Some strings were incorrectly imported from XLS files
• Improved text-encoding detection in CSV files
• Fix a crash after cancelling the creation of an Indicator Variable
New in 1.9.12:
• Multinomial logit models: Fewer "Not enough data" errors when the outcome distribution is heavily lopsided.
• Multinomial logit models: Fix a bug in the Predict view when one or more outcome values are filtered out. (Previously, the Predict view would assign positive probability to filtered-out values.)
• Ordered probit models: Fix a bug in the exported XLS file when one or more outcome values are filtered out. (Previously, Excel would report an error about corrupt or missing data.)
New in 1.9.11:
• Improved navigation of topics in the Help file
• Fix formatting of mean values in the Summary view for durations, currency, etc.
New in Wizard 1.9:
FROM THE LOWER DEPTHS OF HELL comes Wizard 1.9, a malign masquerade ball 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.
• Fix bug where certain XLSX files could not be opened
• Support for converting dates in the format "31-Dec-2017"
• Improved appearance of The Wizard Store (Wizard > Unlock Pro Features...)
• Reduce file size of exported SPSS files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.17:
• Support for reading compressed SPSS (*.zsav) files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Support for reading Stata 15 files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Fix crashes reading malformed files
New in 1.9.16:
• Raw data view: Fix an occasional crash when sorting data or closing documents
• Summary view: Fix an occasional crash when exporting The Bottom Line
• Summary view: Fix a crash when deleting multiple columns from the end of the column list
• Summary view: Fix an issue where estimation commands sometimes did not appear
• SAV reader: Improved support for files created by Java SPSS Writer [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.15:
• Fix a regression where some functions did not appear in the Column menu
• Security improvements in the XLS reader
New in 1.9.14:
• Fix a crash when navigating the Summary view via keyboard
• Improved support for Numbers '13 files
New in 1.9.13:
• Some strings were incorrectly imported from XLS files
• Improved text-encoding detection in CSV files
• Fix a crash after cancelling the creation of an Indicator Variable
New in 1.9.12:
• Multinomial logit models: Fewer "Not enough data" errors when the outcome distribution is heavily lopsided.
• Multinomial logit models: Fix a bug in the Predict view when one or more outcome values are filtered out. (Previously, the Predict view would assign positive probability to filtered-out values.)
• Ordered probit models: Fix a bug in the exported XLS file when one or more outcome values are filtered out. (Previously, Excel would report an error about corrupt or missing data.)
New in 1.9.11:
• Improved navigation of topics in the Help file
• Fix formatting of mean values in the Summary view for durations, currency, etc.
New in Wizard 1.9:
FROM THE LOWER DEPTHS OF HELL comes Wizard 1.9, a malign masquerade ball 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.
1.9.17
2018-01-19
New in 1.9.17:
• Support for reading compressed SPSS (*.zsav) files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Support for reading Stata 15 files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Fix crashes reading malformed files
New in 1.9.16:
• Raw data view: Fix an occasional crash when sorting data or closing documents
• Summary view: Fix an occasional crash when exporting The Bottom Line
• Summary view: Fix a crash when deleting multiple columns from the end of the column list
• Summary view: Fix an issue where estimation commands sometimes did not appear
• SAV reader: Improved support for files created by Java SPSS Writer [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.15:
• Fix a regression where some functions did not appear in the Column menu
• Security improvements in the XLS reader
New in 1.9.14:
• Fix a crash when navigating the Summary view via keyboard
• Improved support for Numbers '13 files
New in 1.9.13:
• Some strings were incorrectly imported from XLS files
• Improved text-encoding detection in CSV files
• Fix a crash after cancelling the creation of an Indicator Variable
New in 1.9.12:
• Multinomial logit models: Fewer "Not enough data" errors when the outcome distribution is heavily lopsided.
• Multinomial logit models: Fix a bug in the Predict view when one or more outcome values are filtered out. (Previously, the Predict view would assign positive probability to filtered-out values.)
• Ordered probit models: Fix a bug in the exported XLS file when one or more outcome values are filtered out. (Previously, Excel would report an error about corrupt or missing data.)
New in 1.9.11:
• Improved navigation of topics in the Help file
• Fix formatting of mean values in the Summary view for durations, currency, etc.
New in 1.9.10:
• Fixed a number of broken links in the Help file
• Fixed an interface glitch viewing Predictions after opening a saved file
• Fixed an interface glitch viewing correlation tests when correlation=1
• Improved ability to cancel MySQL operations
New in 1.9.9:
• Database importers: Increase timeout to 3 minutes
• MySQL importer: Fix bug when importing NULL numeric values
New in Wizard 1.9:
FROM THE LOWER DEPTHS OF HELL comes Wizard 1.9, a malign masquerade ball 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.
• Support for reading compressed SPSS (*.zsav) files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Support for reading Stata 15 files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
• Fix crashes reading malformed files
New in 1.9.16:
• Raw data view: Fix an occasional crash when sorting data or closing documents
• Summary view: Fix an occasional crash when exporting The Bottom Line
• Summary view: Fix a crash when deleting multiple columns from the end of the column list
• Summary view: Fix an issue where estimation commands sometimes did not appear
• SAV reader: Improved support for files created by Java SPSS Writer [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.15:
• Fix a regression where some functions did not appear in the Column menu
• Security improvements in the XLS reader
New in 1.9.14:
• Fix a crash when navigating the Summary view via keyboard
• Improved support for Numbers '13 files
New in 1.9.13:
• Some strings were incorrectly imported from XLS files
• Improved text-encoding detection in CSV files
• Fix a crash after cancelling the creation of an Indicator Variable
New in 1.9.12:
• Multinomial logit models: Fewer "Not enough data" errors when the outcome distribution is heavily lopsided.
• Multinomial logit models: Fix a bug in the Predict view when one or more outcome values are filtered out. (Previously, the Predict view would assign positive probability to filtered-out values.)
• Ordered probit models: Fix a bug in the exported XLS file when one or more outcome values are filtered out. (Previously, Excel would report an error about corrupt or missing data.)
New in 1.9.11:
• Improved navigation of topics in the Help file
• Fix formatting of mean values in the Summary view for durations, currency, etc.
New in 1.9.10:
• Fixed a number of broken links in the Help file
• Fixed an interface glitch viewing Predictions after opening a saved file
• Fixed an interface glitch viewing correlation tests when correlation=1
• Improved ability to cancel MySQL operations
New in 1.9.9:
• Database importers: Increase timeout to 3 minutes
• MySQL importer: Fix bug when importing NULL numeric values
New in Wizard 1.9:
FROM THE LOWER DEPTHS OF HELL comes Wizard 1.9, a malign masquerade ball 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.
1.9.16
2017-12-19
New in 1.9.16:
• Raw data view: Fix an occasional crash when sorting data or closing documents
• Summary view: Fix an occasional crash when exporting The Bottom Line
• Summary view: Fix a crash when deleting multiple columns from the end of the column list
• Summary view: Fix an issue where estimation commands sometimes did not appear
• SAV reader: Improved support for files created by Java SPSS Writer [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.15:
• Fix a regression where some functions did not appear in the Column menu
• Security improvements in the XLS reader
New in 1.9.14:
• Fix a crash when navigating the Summary view via keyboard
• Improved support for Numbers '13 files
New in 1.9.13:
• Some strings were incorrectly imported from XLS files
• Improved text-encoding detection in CSV files
• Fix a crash after cancelling the creation of an Indicator Variable
New in 1.9.12:
• Multinomial logit models: Fewer "Not enough data" errors when the outcome distribution is heavily lopsided.
• Multinomial logit models: Fix a bug in the Predict view when one or more outcome values are filtered out. (Previously, the Predict view would assign positive probability to filtered-out values.)
• Ordered probit models: Fix a bug in the exported XLS file when one or more outcome values are filtered out. (Previously, Excel would report an error about corrupt or missing data.)
New in 1.9.11:
• Improved navigation of topics in the Help file
• Fix formatting of mean values in the Summary view for durations, currency, etc.
New in 1.9.10:
• Fixed a number of broken links in the Help file
• Fixed an interface glitch viewing Predictions after opening a saved file
• Fixed an interface glitch viewing correlation tests when correlation=1
• Improved ability to cancel MySQL operations
New in 1.9.9:
• Database importers: Increase timeout to 3 minutes
• MySQL importer: Fix bug when importing NULL numeric values
New in Wizard 1.9:
FROM THE LOWER DEPTHS OF HELL comes Wizard 1.9, a malign masquerade ball 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.
• Raw data view: Fix an occasional crash when sorting data or closing documents
• Summary view: Fix an occasional crash when exporting The Bottom Line
• Summary view: Fix a crash when deleting multiple columns from the end of the column list
• Summary view: Fix an issue where estimation commands sometimes did not appear
• SAV reader: Improved support for files created by Java SPSS Writer [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.15:
• Fix a regression where some functions did not appear in the Column menu
• Security improvements in the XLS reader
New in 1.9.14:
• Fix a crash when navigating the Summary view via keyboard
• Improved support for Numbers '13 files
New in 1.9.13:
• Some strings were incorrectly imported from XLS files
• Improved text-encoding detection in CSV files
• Fix a crash after cancelling the creation of an Indicator Variable
New in 1.9.12:
• Multinomial logit models: Fewer "Not enough data" errors when the outcome distribution is heavily lopsided.
• Multinomial logit models: Fix a bug in the Predict view when one or more outcome values are filtered out. (Previously, the Predict view would assign positive probability to filtered-out values.)
• Ordered probit models: Fix a bug in the exported XLS file when one or more outcome values are filtered out. (Previously, Excel would report an error about corrupt or missing data.)
New in 1.9.11:
• Improved navigation of topics in the Help file
• Fix formatting of mean values in the Summary view for durations, currency, etc.
New in 1.9.10:
• Fixed a number of broken links in the Help file
• Fixed an interface glitch viewing Predictions after opening a saved file
• Fixed an interface glitch viewing correlation tests when correlation=1
• Improved ability to cancel MySQL operations
New in 1.9.9:
• Database importers: Increase timeout to 3 minutes
• MySQL importer: Fix bug when importing NULL numeric values
New in Wizard 1.9:
FROM THE LOWER DEPTHS OF HELL comes Wizard 1.9, a malign masquerade ball 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.
1.9.15
2017-11-28
New in 1.9.15:
• Fix a regression where some functions did not appear in the Column menu
• Security improvements in the XLS reader
New in 1.9.14:
• Fix a crash when navigating the Summary view via keyboard
• Improved support for Numbers '13 files
New in 1.9.13:
• Some strings were incorrectly imported from XLS files
• Improved text-encoding detection in CSV files
• Fix a crash after cancelling the creation of an Indicator Variable
New in 1.9.12:
• Multinomial logit models: Fewer "Not enough data" errors when the outcome distribution is heavily lopsided.
• Multinomial logit models: Fix a bug in the Predict view when one or more outcome values are filtered out. (Previously, the Predict view would assign positive probability to filtered-out values.)
• Ordered probit models: Fix a bug in the exported XLS file when one or more outcome values are filtered out. (Previously, Excel would report an error about corrupt or missing data.)
New in 1.9.11:
• Improved navigation of topics in the Help file
• Fix formatting of mean values in the Summary view for durations, currency, etc.
New in 1.9.10:
• Fixed a number of broken links in the Help file
• Fixed an interface glitch viewing Predictions after opening a saved file
• Fixed an interface glitch viewing correlation tests when correlation=1
• Improved ability to cancel MySQL operations
New in 1.9.9:
• Database importers: Increase timeout to 3 minutes
• MySQL importer: Fix bug when importing NULL numeric values
New in 1.9.8:
• Added support for computing Spearman's rank correlation coefficient
• Correlation tests now display the correlation coefficient rather than the z-score
• Improved performance of Standardized columns
• Improved support for importing POR files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.7:
• Display the correct number of decimal places in the Filters pane
• Improved support for importing R workspaces
New in 1.9.6:
• Excel importer: fix a bug where columns in XLS files were imported in the wrong order
New in Wizard 1.9:
FROM THE LOWER DEPTHS OF HELL comes Wizard 1.9, a malign masquerade ball 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.
• Fix a regression where some functions did not appear in the Column menu
• Security improvements in the XLS reader
New in 1.9.14:
• Fix a crash when navigating the Summary view via keyboard
• Improved support for Numbers '13 files
New in 1.9.13:
• Some strings were incorrectly imported from XLS files
• Improved text-encoding detection in CSV files
• Fix a crash after cancelling the creation of an Indicator Variable
New in 1.9.12:
• Multinomial logit models: Fewer "Not enough data" errors when the outcome distribution is heavily lopsided.
• Multinomial logit models: Fix a bug in the Predict view when one or more outcome values are filtered out. (Previously, the Predict view would assign positive probability to filtered-out values.)
• Ordered probit models: Fix a bug in the exported XLS file when one or more outcome values are filtered out. (Previously, Excel would report an error about corrupt or missing data.)
New in 1.9.11:
• Improved navigation of topics in the Help file
• Fix formatting of mean values in the Summary view for durations, currency, etc.
New in 1.9.10:
• Fixed a number of broken links in the Help file
• Fixed an interface glitch viewing Predictions after opening a saved file
• Fixed an interface glitch viewing correlation tests when correlation=1
• Improved ability to cancel MySQL operations
New in 1.9.9:
• Database importers: Increase timeout to 3 minutes
• MySQL importer: Fix bug when importing NULL numeric values
New in 1.9.8:
• Added support for computing Spearman's rank correlation coefficient
• Correlation tests now display the correlation coefficient rather than the z-score
• Improved performance of Standardized columns
• Improved support for importing POR files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.7:
• Display the correct number of decimal places in the Filters pane
• Improved support for importing R workspaces
New in 1.9.6:
• Excel importer: fix a bug where columns in XLS files were imported in the wrong order
New in Wizard 1.9:
FROM THE LOWER DEPTHS OF HELL comes Wizard 1.9, a malign masquerade ball 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.
1.9.14
2017-11-22
New in 1.9.14:
• Fix a crash when navigating the Summary view via keyboard
• Improved support for Numbers '13 files
New in 1.9.13:
• Some strings were incorrectly imported from XLS files
• Improved text-encoding detection in CSV files
• Fix a crash after cancelling the creation of an Indicator Variable
New in 1.9.12:
• Multinomial logit models: Fewer "Not enough data" errors when the outcome distribution is heavily lopsided.
• Multinomial logit models: Fix a bug in the Predict view when one or more outcome values are filtered out. (Previously, the Predict view would assign positive probability to filtered-out values.)
• Ordered probit models: Fix a bug in the exported XLS file when one or more outcome values are filtered out. (Previously, Excel would report an error about corrupt or missing data.)
New in 1.9.11:
• Improved navigation of topics in the Help file
• Fix formatting of mean values in the Summary view for durations, currency, etc.
New in 1.9.10:
• Fixed a number of broken links in the Help file
• Fixed an interface glitch viewing Predictions after opening a saved file
• Fixed an interface glitch viewing correlation tests when correlation=1
• Improved ability to cancel MySQL operations
New in 1.9.9:
• Database importers: Increase timeout to 3 minutes
• MySQL importer: Fix bug when importing NULL numeric values
New in 1.9.8:
• Added support for computing Spearman's rank correlation coefficient
• Correlation tests now display the correlation coefficient rather than the z-score
• Improved performance of Standardized columns
• Improved support for importing POR files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.7:
• Display the correct number of decimal places in the Filters pane
• Improved support for importing R workspaces
New in 1.9.6:
• Excel importer: fix a bug where columns in XLS files were imported in the wrong order
New in 1.9.5:
• Fix a bug where standard errors in the Summary view did not display the correct number of decimal digits
• Fix a bug where empty sheets in Excel files caused importing to fail
• Fix a number of uncommon crash issues
New in Wizard 1.9:
FROM THE LOWER DEPTHS OF HELL comes Wizard 1.9, a malign masquerade ball 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.
• Fix a crash when navigating the Summary view via keyboard
• Improved support for Numbers '13 files
New in 1.9.13:
• Some strings were incorrectly imported from XLS files
• Improved text-encoding detection in CSV files
• Fix a crash after cancelling the creation of an Indicator Variable
New in 1.9.12:
• Multinomial logit models: Fewer "Not enough data" errors when the outcome distribution is heavily lopsided.
• Multinomial logit models: Fix a bug in the Predict view when one or more outcome values are filtered out. (Previously, the Predict view would assign positive probability to filtered-out values.)
• Ordered probit models: Fix a bug in the exported XLS file when one or more outcome values are filtered out. (Previously, Excel would report an error about corrupt or missing data.)
New in 1.9.11:
• Improved navigation of topics in the Help file
• Fix formatting of mean values in the Summary view for durations, currency, etc.
New in 1.9.10:
• Fixed a number of broken links in the Help file
• Fixed an interface glitch viewing Predictions after opening a saved file
• Fixed an interface glitch viewing correlation tests when correlation=1
• Improved ability to cancel MySQL operations
New in 1.9.9:
• Database importers: Increase timeout to 3 minutes
• MySQL importer: Fix bug when importing NULL numeric values
New in 1.9.8:
• Added support for computing Spearman's rank correlation coefficient
• Correlation tests now display the correlation coefficient rather than the z-score
• Improved performance of Standardized columns
• Improved support for importing POR files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.7:
• Display the correct number of decimal places in the Filters pane
• Improved support for importing R workspaces
New in 1.9.6:
• Excel importer: fix a bug where columns in XLS files were imported in the wrong order
New in 1.9.5:
• Fix a bug where standard errors in the Summary view did not display the correct number of decimal digits
• Fix a bug where empty sheets in Excel files caused importing to fail
• Fix a number of uncommon crash issues
New in Wizard 1.9:
FROM THE LOWER DEPTHS OF HELL comes Wizard 1.9, a malign masquerade ball 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.
1.9.13
2017-09-26
New in 1.9.13:
• Some strings were incorrectly imported from XLS files
• Improved text-encoding detection in CSV files
• Fix a crash after cancelling the creation of an Indicator Variable
New in 1.9.12:
• Multinomial logit models: Fewer "Not enough data" errors when the outcome distribution is heavily lopsided.
• Multinomial logit models: Fix a bug in the Predict view when one or more outcome values are filtered out. (Previously, the Predict view would assign positive probability to filtered-out values.)
• Ordered probit models: Fix a bug in the exported XLS file when one or more outcome values are filtered out. (Previously, Excel would report an error about corrupt or missing data.)
New in 1.9.11:
• Improved navigation of topics in the Help file
• Fix formatting of mean values in the Summary view for durations, currency, etc.
New in 1.9.10:
• Fixed a number of broken links in the Help file
• Fixed an interface glitch viewing Predictions after opening a saved file
• Fixed an interface glitch viewing correlation tests when correlation=1
• Improved ability to cancel MySQL operations
New in 1.9.9:
• Database importers: Increase timeout to 3 minutes
• MySQL importer: Fix bug when importing NULL numeric values
New in 1.9.8:
• Added support for computing Spearman's rank correlation coefficient
• Correlation tests now display the correlation coefficient rather than the z-score
• Improved performance of Standardized columns
• Improved support for importing POR files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.7:
• Display the correct number of decimal places in the Filters pane
• Improved support for importing R workspaces
New in 1.9.6:
• Excel importer: fix a bug where columns in XLS files were imported in the wrong order
New in 1.9.5:
• Fix a bug where standard errors in the Summary view did not display the correct number of decimal digits
• Fix a bug where empty sheets in Excel files caused importing to fail
• Fix a number of uncommon crash issues
New in 1.9.4:
• Improved compatibility with SAV files when IBM SPSS Statistics is installed on the same machine
New in Wizard 1.9:
FROM THE LOWER DEPTHS OF HELL comes Wizard 1.9, a malign masquerade ball 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.
• Some strings were incorrectly imported from XLS files
• Improved text-encoding detection in CSV files
• Fix a crash after cancelling the creation of an Indicator Variable
New in 1.9.12:
• Multinomial logit models: Fewer "Not enough data" errors when the outcome distribution is heavily lopsided.
• Multinomial logit models: Fix a bug in the Predict view when one or more outcome values are filtered out. (Previously, the Predict view would assign positive probability to filtered-out values.)
• Ordered probit models: Fix a bug in the exported XLS file when one or more outcome values are filtered out. (Previously, Excel would report an error about corrupt or missing data.)
New in 1.9.11:
• Improved navigation of topics in the Help file
• Fix formatting of mean values in the Summary view for durations, currency, etc.
New in 1.9.10:
• Fixed a number of broken links in the Help file
• Fixed an interface glitch viewing Predictions after opening a saved file
• Fixed an interface glitch viewing correlation tests when correlation=1
• Improved ability to cancel MySQL operations
New in 1.9.9:
• Database importers: Increase timeout to 3 minutes
• MySQL importer: Fix bug when importing NULL numeric values
New in 1.9.8:
• Added support for computing Spearman's rank correlation coefficient
• Correlation tests now display the correlation coefficient rather than the z-score
• Improved performance of Standardized columns
• Improved support for importing POR files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.7:
• Display the correct number of decimal places in the Filters pane
• Improved support for importing R workspaces
New in 1.9.6:
• Excel importer: fix a bug where columns in XLS files were imported in the wrong order
New in 1.9.5:
• Fix a bug where standard errors in the Summary view did not display the correct number of decimal digits
• Fix a bug where empty sheets in Excel files caused importing to fail
• Fix a number of uncommon crash issues
New in 1.9.4:
• Improved compatibility with SAV files when IBM SPSS Statistics is installed on the same machine
New in Wizard 1.9:
FROM THE LOWER DEPTHS OF HELL comes Wizard 1.9, a malign masquerade ball 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.
1.9.12
2017-09-03
New in 1.9.12:
• Multinomial logit models: Fewer "Not enough data" errors when the outcome distribution is heavily lopsided.
• Multinomial logit models: Fix a bug in the Predict view when one or more outcome values are filtered out. (Previously, the Predict view would assign positive probability to filtered-out values.)
• Ordered probit models: Fix a bug in the exported XLS file when one or more outcome values are filtered out. (Previously, Excel would report an error about corrupt or missing data.)
New in 1.9.11:
• Improved navigation of topics in the Help file
• Fix formatting of mean values in the Summary view for durations, currency, etc.
New in 1.9.10:
• Fixed a number of broken links in the Help file
• Fixed an interface glitch viewing Predictions after opening a saved file
• Fixed an interface glitch viewing correlation tests when correlation=1
• Improved ability to cancel MySQL operations
New in 1.9.9:
• Database importers: Increase timeout to 3 minutes
• MySQL importer: Fix bug when importing NULL numeric values
New in 1.9.8:
• Added support for computing Spearman's rank correlation coefficient
• Correlation tests now display the correlation coefficient rather than the z-score
• Improved performance of Standardized columns
• Improved support for importing POR files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.7:
• Display the correct number of decimal places in the Filters pane
• Improved support for importing R workspaces
New in 1.9.6:
• Excel importer: fix a bug where columns in XLS files were imported in the wrong order
New in 1.9.5:
• Fix a bug where standard errors in the Summary view did not display the correct number of decimal digits
• Fix a bug where empty sheets in Excel files caused importing to fail
• Fix a number of uncommon crash issues
New in 1.9.4:
• Improved compatibility with SAV files when IBM SPSS Statistics is installed on the same machine
New in 1.9.3:
• Improved support for importing Numbers files
• Fix a bug parsing 24-hour times in CSV files
• Fix a number of uncommon crash issues
New in Wizard 1.9:
FROM THE LOWER DEPTHS OF HELL comes Wizard 1.9, a malign masquerade ball 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.
• Multinomial logit models: Fewer "Not enough data" errors when the outcome distribution is heavily lopsided.
• Multinomial logit models: Fix a bug in the Predict view when one or more outcome values are filtered out. (Previously, the Predict view would assign positive probability to filtered-out values.)
• Ordered probit models: Fix a bug in the exported XLS file when one or more outcome values are filtered out. (Previously, Excel would report an error about corrupt or missing data.)
New in 1.9.11:
• Improved navigation of topics in the Help file
• Fix formatting of mean values in the Summary view for durations, currency, etc.
New in 1.9.10:
• Fixed a number of broken links in the Help file
• Fixed an interface glitch viewing Predictions after opening a saved file
• Fixed an interface glitch viewing correlation tests when correlation=1
• Improved ability to cancel MySQL operations
New in 1.9.9:
• Database importers: Increase timeout to 3 minutes
• MySQL importer: Fix bug when importing NULL numeric values
New in 1.9.8:
• Added support for computing Spearman's rank correlation coefficient
• Correlation tests now display the correlation coefficient rather than the z-score
• Improved performance of Standardized columns
• Improved support for importing POR files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.7:
• Display the correct number of decimal places in the Filters pane
• Improved support for importing R workspaces
New in 1.9.6:
• Excel importer: fix a bug where columns in XLS files were imported in the wrong order
New in 1.9.5:
• Fix a bug where standard errors in the Summary view did not display the correct number of decimal digits
• Fix a bug where empty sheets in Excel files caused importing to fail
• Fix a number of uncommon crash issues
New in 1.9.4:
• Improved compatibility with SAV files when IBM SPSS Statistics is installed on the same machine
New in 1.9.3:
• Improved support for importing Numbers files
• Fix a bug parsing 24-hour times in CSV files
• Fix a number of uncommon crash issues
New in Wizard 1.9:
FROM THE LOWER DEPTHS OF HELL comes Wizard 1.9, a malign masquerade ball 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.
1.9.11
2017-08-21
New in 1.9.11:
• Improved navigation of topics in the Help file
• Fix formatting of mean values in the Summary view for durations, currency, etc.
New in 1.9.10:
• Fixed a number of broken links in the Help file
• Fixed an interface glitch viewing Predictions after opening a saved file
• Fixed an interface glitch viewing correlation tests when correlation=1
• Improved ability to cancel MySQL operations
New in 1.9.9:
• Database importers: Increase timeout to 3 minutes
• MySQL importer: Fix bug when importing NULL numeric values
New in 1.9.8:
• Added support for computing Spearman's rank correlation coefficient
• Correlation tests now display the correlation coefficient rather than the z-score
• Improved performance of Standardized columns
• Improved support for importing POR files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.7:
• Display the correct number of decimal places in the Filters pane
• Improved support for importing R workspaces
New in 1.9.6:
• Excel importer: fix a bug where columns in XLS files were imported in the wrong order
New in 1.9.5:
• Fix a bug where standard errors in the Summary view did not display the correct number of decimal digits
• Fix a bug where empty sheets in Excel files caused importing to fail
• Fix a number of uncommon crash issues
New in 1.9.4:
• Improved compatibility with SAV files when IBM SPSS Statistics is installed on the same machine
New in 1.9.3:
• Improved support for importing Numbers files
• Fix a bug parsing 24-hour times in CSV files
• Fix a number of uncommon crash issues
New in 1.9.2:
• Improved support for importing XLSX files
• Fix a crash when importing Numbers files
• Fix a display glitch when partitioning numeric columns by a fixed interval width
• Fix a crash when importing SAV files that have a frequency weight [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.1:
• Fix a crash when importing from database servers
• Fix a crash if a date column spanned more than 64 years
• Fix a save error ("path_within_source is a required value")
New in Wizard 1.9:
FROM THE LOWER DEPTHS OF HELL comes Wizard 1.9, a malign masquerade ball 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.
• Improved navigation of topics in the Help file
• Fix formatting of mean values in the Summary view for durations, currency, etc.
New in 1.9.10:
• Fixed a number of broken links in the Help file
• Fixed an interface glitch viewing Predictions after opening a saved file
• Fixed an interface glitch viewing correlation tests when correlation=1
• Improved ability to cancel MySQL operations
New in 1.9.9:
• Database importers: Increase timeout to 3 minutes
• MySQL importer: Fix bug when importing NULL numeric values
New in 1.9.8:
• Added support for computing Spearman's rank correlation coefficient
• Correlation tests now display the correlation coefficient rather than the z-score
• Improved performance of Standardized columns
• Improved support for importing POR files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.7:
• Display the correct number of decimal places in the Filters pane
• Improved support for importing R workspaces
New in 1.9.6:
• Excel importer: fix a bug where columns in XLS files were imported in the wrong order
New in 1.9.5:
• Fix a bug where standard errors in the Summary view did not display the correct number of decimal digits
• Fix a bug where empty sheets in Excel files caused importing to fail
• Fix a number of uncommon crash issues
New in 1.9.4:
• Improved compatibility with SAV files when IBM SPSS Statistics is installed on the same machine
New in 1.9.3:
• Improved support for importing Numbers files
• Fix a bug parsing 24-hour times in CSV files
• Fix a number of uncommon crash issues
New in 1.9.2:
• Improved support for importing XLSX files
• Fix a crash when importing Numbers files
• Fix a display glitch when partitioning numeric columns by a fixed interval width
• Fix a crash when importing SAV files that have a frequency weight [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.1:
• Fix a crash when importing from database servers
• Fix a crash if a date column spanned more than 64 years
• Fix a save error ("path_within_source is a required value")
New in Wizard 1.9:
FROM THE LOWER DEPTHS OF HELL comes Wizard 1.9, a malign masquerade ball 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.
1.9.10
2017-08-16
New in 1.9.10:
• Fixed a number of broken links in the Help file
• Fixed an interface glitch viewing Predictions after opening a saved file
• Fixed an interface glitch viewing correlation tests when correlation=1
• Improved ability to cancel MySQL operations
New in 1.9.9:
• Database importers: Increase timeout to 3 minutes
• MySQL importer: Fix bug when importing NULL numeric values
New in 1.9.8:
• Added support for computing Spearman's rank correlation coefficient
• Correlation tests now display the correlation coefficient rather than the z-score
• Improved performance of Standardized columns
• Improved support for importing POR files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.7:
• Display the correct number of decimal places in the Filters pane
• Improved support for importing R workspaces
New in 1.9.6:
• Excel importer: fix a bug where columns in XLS files were imported in the wrong order
New in 1.9.5:
• Fix a bug where standard errors in the Summary view did not display the correct number of decimal digits
• Fix a bug where empty sheets in Excel files caused importing to fail
• Fix a number of uncommon crash issues
New in 1.9.4:
• Improved compatibility with SAV files when IBM SPSS Statistics is installed on the same machine
New in 1.9.3:
• Improved support for importing Numbers files
• Fix a bug parsing 24-hour times in CSV files
• Fix a number of uncommon crash issues
New in 1.9.2:
• Improved support for importing XLSX files
• Fix a crash when importing Numbers files
• Fix a display glitch when partitioning numeric columns by a fixed interval width
• Fix a crash when importing SAV files that have a frequency weight [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.1:
• Fix a crash when importing from database servers
• Fix a crash if a date column spanned more than 64 years
• Fix a save error ("path_within_source is a required value")
New in Wizard 1.9:
FROM THE LOWER DEPTHS OF HELL comes Wizard 1.9, a malign masquerade ball 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.
• Fixed a number of broken links in the Help file
• Fixed an interface glitch viewing Predictions after opening a saved file
• Fixed an interface glitch viewing correlation tests when correlation=1
• Improved ability to cancel MySQL operations
New in 1.9.9:
• Database importers: Increase timeout to 3 minutes
• MySQL importer: Fix bug when importing NULL numeric values
New in 1.9.8:
• Added support for computing Spearman's rank correlation coefficient
• Correlation tests now display the correlation coefficient rather than the z-score
• Improved performance of Standardized columns
• Improved support for importing POR files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.7:
• Display the correct number of decimal places in the Filters pane
• Improved support for importing R workspaces
New in 1.9.6:
• Excel importer: fix a bug where columns in XLS files were imported in the wrong order
New in 1.9.5:
• Fix a bug where standard errors in the Summary view did not display the correct number of decimal digits
• Fix a bug where empty sheets in Excel files caused importing to fail
• Fix a number of uncommon crash issues
New in 1.9.4:
• Improved compatibility with SAV files when IBM SPSS Statistics is installed on the same machine
New in 1.9.3:
• Improved support for importing Numbers files
• Fix a bug parsing 24-hour times in CSV files
• Fix a number of uncommon crash issues
New in 1.9.2:
• Improved support for importing XLSX files
• Fix a crash when importing Numbers files
• Fix a display glitch when partitioning numeric columns by a fixed interval width
• Fix a crash when importing SAV files that have a frequency weight [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.1:
• Fix a crash when importing from database servers
• Fix a crash if a date column spanned more than 64 years
• Fix a save error ("path_within_source is a required value")
New in Wizard 1.9:
FROM THE LOWER DEPTHS OF HELL comes Wizard 1.9, a malign masquerade ball 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.
1.9.9
2017-07-25
New in 1.9.9:
• Database importers: Increase timeout to 3 minutes
• MySQL importer: Fix bug when importing NULL numeric values
New in 1.9.8:
• Added support for computing Spearman's rank correlation coefficient
• Correlation tests now display the correlation coefficient rather than the z-score
• Improved performance of Standardized columns
• Improved support for importing POR files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.7:
• Display the correct number of decimal places in the Filters pane
• Improved support for importing R workspaces
New in 1.9.6:
• Excel importer: fix a bug where columns in XLS files were imported in the wrong order
New in 1.9.5:
• Fix a bug where standard errors in the Summary view did not display the correct number of decimal digits
• Fix a bug where empty sheets in Excel files caused importing to fail
• Fix a number of uncommon crash issues
New in 1.9.4:
• Improved compatibility with SAV files when IBM SPSS Statistics is installed on the same machine
New in 1.9.3:
• Improved support for importing Numbers files
• Fix a bug parsing 24-hour times in CSV files
• Fix a number of uncommon crash issues
New in 1.9.2:
• Improved support for importing XLSX files
• Fix a crash when importing Numbers files
• Fix a display glitch when partitioning numeric columns by a fixed interval width
• Fix a crash when importing SAV files that have a frequency weight [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.1:
• Fix a crash when importing from database servers
• Fix a crash if a date column spanned more than 64 years
• Fix a save error ("path_within_source is a required value")
New in Wizard 1.9:
FROM THE LOWER DEPTHS OF HELL comes Wizard 1.9, a malign masquerade ball 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.
• Database importers: Increase timeout to 3 minutes
• MySQL importer: Fix bug when importing NULL numeric values
New in 1.9.8:
• Added support for computing Spearman's rank correlation coefficient
• Correlation tests now display the correlation coefficient rather than the z-score
• Improved performance of Standardized columns
• Improved support for importing POR files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.7:
• Display the correct number of decimal places in the Filters pane
• Improved support for importing R workspaces
New in 1.9.6:
• Excel importer: fix a bug where columns in XLS files were imported in the wrong order
New in 1.9.5:
• Fix a bug where standard errors in the Summary view did not display the correct number of decimal digits
• Fix a bug where empty sheets in Excel files caused importing to fail
• Fix a number of uncommon crash issues
New in 1.9.4:
• Improved compatibility with SAV files when IBM SPSS Statistics is installed on the same machine
New in 1.9.3:
• Improved support for importing Numbers files
• Fix a bug parsing 24-hour times in CSV files
• Fix a number of uncommon crash issues
New in 1.9.2:
• Improved support for importing XLSX files
• Fix a crash when importing Numbers files
• Fix a display glitch when partitioning numeric columns by a fixed interval width
• Fix a crash when importing SAV files that have a frequency weight [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.1:
• Fix a crash when importing from database servers
• Fix a crash if a date column spanned more than 64 years
• Fix a save error ("path_within_source is a required value")
New in Wizard 1.9:
FROM THE LOWER DEPTHS OF HELL comes Wizard 1.9, a malign masquerade ball 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.
1.9.8
2017-06-22
New in 1.9.8:
• Added support for computing Spearman's rank correlation coefficient
• Correlation tests now display the correlation coefficient rather than the z-score
• Improved performance of Standardized columns
• Improved support for importing POR files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.7:
• Display the correct number of decimal places in the Filters pane
• Improved support for importing R workspaces
New in 1.9.6:
• Excel importer: fix a bug where columns in XLS files were imported in the wrong order
New in 1.9.5:
• Fix a bug where standard errors in the Summary view did not display the correct number of decimal digits
• Fix a bug where empty sheets in Excel files caused importing to fail
• Fix a number of uncommon crash issues
New in 1.9.4:
• Improved compatibility with SAV files when IBM SPSS Statistics is installed on the same machine
New in 1.9.3:
• Improved support for importing Numbers files
• Fix a bug parsing 24-hour times in CSV files
• Fix a number of uncommon crash issues
New in 1.9.2:
• Improved support for importing XLSX files
• Fix a crash when importing Numbers files
• Fix a display glitch when partitioning numeric columns by a fixed interval width
• Fix a crash when importing SAV files that have a frequency weight [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.1:
• Fix a crash when importing from database servers
• Fix a crash if a date column spanned more than 64 years
• Fix a save error ("path_within_source is a required value")
New in Wizard 1.9:
FROM THE LOWER DEPTHS OF HELL comes Wizard 1.9, a malign masquerade ball 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.
• Added support for computing Spearman's rank correlation coefficient
• Correlation tests now display the correlation coefficient rather than the z-score
• Improved performance of Standardized columns
• Improved support for importing POR files [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.7:
• Display the correct number of decimal places in the Filters pane
• Improved support for importing R workspaces
New in 1.9.6:
• Excel importer: fix a bug where columns in XLS files were imported in the wrong order
New in 1.9.5:
• Fix a bug where standard errors in the Summary view did not display the correct number of decimal digits
• Fix a bug where empty sheets in Excel files caused importing to fail
• Fix a number of uncommon crash issues
New in 1.9.4:
• Improved compatibility with SAV files when IBM SPSS Statistics is installed on the same machine
New in 1.9.3:
• Improved support for importing Numbers files
• Fix a bug parsing 24-hour times in CSV files
• Fix a number of uncommon crash issues
New in 1.9.2:
• Improved support for importing XLSX files
• Fix a crash when importing Numbers files
• Fix a display glitch when partitioning numeric columns by a fixed interval width
• Fix a crash when importing SAV files that have a frequency weight [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.1:
• Fix a crash when importing from database servers
• Fix a crash if a date column spanned more than 64 years
• Fix a save error ("path_within_source is a required value")
New in Wizard 1.9:
FROM THE LOWER DEPTHS OF HELL comes Wizard 1.9, a malign masquerade ball 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.
1.9.7
2017-05-25
New in 1.9.7:
• Display the correct number of decimal places in the Filters pane
• Improved support for importing R workspaces
New in 1.9.6:
• Excel importer: fix a bug where columns in XLS files were imported in the wrong order
New in 1.9.5:
• Fix a bug where standard errors in the Summary view did not display the correct number of decimal digits
• Fix a bug where empty sheets in Excel files caused importing to fail
• Fix a number of uncommon crash issues
New in 1.9.4:
• Improved compatibility with SAV files when IBM SPSS Statistics is installed on the same machine
New in 1.9.3:
• Improved support for importing Numbers files
• Fix a bug parsing 24-hour times in CSV files
• Fix a number of uncommon crash issues
New in 1.9.2:
• Improved support for importing XLSX files
• Fix a crash when importing Numbers files
• Fix a display glitch when partitioning numeric columns by a fixed interval width
• Fix a crash when importing SAV files that have a frequency weight [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.1:
• Fix a crash when importing from database servers
• Fix a crash if a date column spanned more than 64 years
• Fix a save error ("path_within_source is a required value")
New in Wizard 1.9:
FROM THE LOWER DEPTHS OF HELL comes Wizard 1.9, a malign masquerade ball 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.
• Display the correct number of decimal places in the Filters pane
• Improved support for importing R workspaces
New in 1.9.6:
• Excel importer: fix a bug where columns in XLS files were imported in the wrong order
New in 1.9.5:
• Fix a bug where standard errors in the Summary view did not display the correct number of decimal digits
• Fix a bug where empty sheets in Excel files caused importing to fail
• Fix a number of uncommon crash issues
New in 1.9.4:
• Improved compatibility with SAV files when IBM SPSS Statistics is installed on the same machine
New in 1.9.3:
• Improved support for importing Numbers files
• Fix a bug parsing 24-hour times in CSV files
• Fix a number of uncommon crash issues
New in 1.9.2:
• Improved support for importing XLSX files
• Fix a crash when importing Numbers files
• Fix a display glitch when partitioning numeric columns by a fixed interval width
• Fix a crash when importing SAV files that have a frequency weight [Feature requires In-App Purchase]
New in 1.9.1:
• Fix a crash when importing from database servers
• Fix a crash if a date column spanned more than 64 years
• Fix a save error ("path_within_source is a required value")
New in Wizard 1.9:
FROM THE LOWER DEPTHS OF HELL comes Wizard 1.9, a malign masquerade ball 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.
More Information
- Price:
- $79.99
- Version:
- 1.9.40
- Size:
- 6.4 MB
- Update Date:
- 2020-03-02
- Developer:
- Evan Miller
- Language:
-
English
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