Released on June 14, 2022
The value of [Qwbs] in the Formula_For_Quantity column returned 1 when the real quantity value of the task was null. We did this a long time ago so that possible formulas dividing by this figure always worked but it’s better and less confusing to reflect the exact value and adapt the formulas if needed. That was done at no risk for the calculations because the calculation engine multiplied the figures by the real quantity in the WBS during the consolidation operation.
This change may create some rare problems if you used in your template formulas that divided by [Qwbs] without testing like If([Qwbs]=0, 0, X/[Qwbs]). If you have such formulas, you’ll have to adapt them or you’ll get #Div/0 in their columns.
For slow macros without waiting interface, some users don’t see that the macro is running so they click several times on the button. Now, when a macro is started from a button in the menu (Even for a function hosted in the ‘Extended Functions’ folder), we gray the calling button while the macro is running and enable it at the very end of the execution.