Product updates

100% stacked charts now display percentages everywhere, including tooltips, axis labels, crosshairs, and on-chart data labels. So instead of seeing values in a percentage-based chart, you see the share each segment represents.

We’ve also added Reset Chart configuration in the Advanced settings menu. If a chart gets over-customized, one click restores it back to clean defaults based on the underlying table, without rebuilding it manually.

Small changes, big impact

• Smoother formula editing: Keystrokes in the forecast formula editor behave as expected, draft history stays intact when formulas change, and default formulas can be added after renaming a database column.
• Clearer text blocks: Improved typography creates a cleaner content hierarchy on pages.

Drag the separator at the bottom of a table or database block to adjust its height. This lets you control how much of each block is visible, so you can bring content closer together or give it more breathing room as needed.

Your layout is saved for each page, so it stays exactly how you left it.

Whether you prefer a compact view or for scanning or more room for detailed analysis, each page can now be tailored to the way you work.

You can now duplicate any scenario or save a locked version, making it easy to branch ideas and share work without rebuilding anything manually.

Duplicate a scenario to save a version before making changes or share a clean starting point with someone else. The copy keeps everything intact, so you can pick up right where you left off.

Save a locked version directly from Activity History to preserve exactly how your model looked at a specific moment in time.

Easier formula editing

Formulas are now easier to work with. Context menus and clear indicators (like the new “f” icon) make it faster to understand where formulas are applied and adjust them without opening the full editor.

Select Last close directly from the date picker and use it in your formulas.

Formulas anchored to last close now stay intact when you edit or reopen them.

Editing that stays consistent

Inputs now behave the way you expect: percentage values maintain the correct scale, driver column renames persist across formatting and rollups, and rename fields stay focused while tables update.

Small changes, big impact

• Faster, cleaner drill-ins: Drill-ins render instantly without loading flashes, preserve correct date-based dimension behavior, and keep non-numeric values intact.
• More reliable table interactions: Row selection and dragging maintain the intended range during edits, with smoother rendering across spacing and transitions.

You can now choose how fiscal year labels are displayed, based on the start or end of the fiscal year.

This brings labels and aggregates in line with how your team reports, especially when your fiscal year doesn’t start in January.

Small changes, big impact

• The Templates page now uses a flat grid layout for easier browsing.
• Rollup chart colors and exported driver names now align more closely with expected outputs.
• Empty driver tables now open directly into the grid with the add-driver flow ready.
• Blank rollup aggregates now show expected counts instead of blanks or zeros.
• Very large values now render more gracefully.

Right-click any month header to sort drivers by that month’s values.

• Sort ascending
• Sort descending
• Clear sort

Rows reorder based on the selected month, while respecting hierarchy and preserving drill-in structure.

Clearing sort returns you to the default view.

Smoother tables and page interactions

• Drill-in actions are now available from both column headers and the sidebar.
• Column group headers support the same context menu actions as regular columns.
• Tables can grow larger before scrolling, and metric-only rows now show a values column automatically.
• Pages with multiple blocks now keep scrolling and editing behavior intact.

Add source material and context directly into your notes, without leaving Runway. Links to docs, Notion pages, Slack threads, or anything else are now clickable right from the thread.

We’ve also added a resolved view in the comments menu, so past decisions stay accessible without cluttering active discussions.

Small change, big impact

• Text in new blocks now aligns vertically with the six-dot menu for a cleaner editing experience.

Formula fields now activate the moment you start typing.

Whether you're adjusting a calculation or writing something new, just type, and you're editing.

Small changes, big impact

• The Add Block menu on Pages now shows your most-used blocks first (like driver charts and tables), for quicker access.
• You can now delete all sidebar elements, except for defaults, to keep your workspace organized.

You can now select entire columns in databases, and see accurate totals in the summary bar, even when you’re summing over thousands of rows. Use this to validate data imports and spot-check calculations across your full dataset.

New rounding formulas

You can now round values using new built-in formulas: roundDown() and roundUp().

Read more about Runway’s available functions in our docs.

Here’s what’s new:

Cmd + K now works everywhere

Find any driver, instantly, even if it’s:

• On a different page
• Off-screen
• Buried deep in a long scroll

Just hit Cmd + K, type what you’re looking for, and we’ll highlight it instantly. Even on pages with hundreds of items.

Only current scenario-specific comments in merge modal

The scenario merge modal now shows only comments from the current scenario.

See just the conversations that matter for the specific changes you're reviewing, so you can focus on what matters before merging.

Driver tables on pages now have sticky headers — just like database views.

As you scroll, the month header stays pinned to the top, so you always know exactly where you are, even in the longest tables.

More intuitive time controls

When referencing a point in time or a time range in a formula, you can now type exact values, use smooth drag-and-drop sliders, or even control the range with your keyboard. Build formulas that span from past to future with ease.

Small changes, big impact

• Dimensions now show source info, making it easier to track fields from integrations.
• You can now bulk-delete dimension attributes in one go.
• @ mentions that reference a driver value now display with proper formatting.

One broken formula can cascade into dozens of errors throughout your entire model. System Health Alerts now surface errors across your workspace and group them by root cause, so you can fix the actual issue.

Click any error to jump straight to the broken driver. Alerts are visible to admins only.

More HRIS integration fields now available

• Pull in bonuses, commissions, and other custom fields from your HRIS. You can now query headcount data with SQL, just like any other data source in Runway.
• Lattice is now fully supported as an HRIS integration.
• Rippling integration now includes even more fields.

Need help setting up custom fields? Just reach out. We’ve got you.