Zero rows grouped at the bottom of drill-ins
Drill-ins are now easier to scan. Rows that contain only zeros automatically drop to the bottom, so the drivers with values set for the time-period are always front and center.
If you enter a value in a previously zeroed-out row, it will jump back up to the top.
Smarter variance calculations
Variance columns now treat missing or NULL drivers as 0. This means drill-in variance rows add up cleanly to the total variance for the driver.
Drill-in limits to keep things smooth
Drill-ins show every input behind a driver. Like contracts that feed revenue, or vendor spend driving marketing expense. To keep things fast:
- Runway now displays the first 15 rows by default.
- A “Show all rows” button expands the rest when you need them.
- The row limit is configurable for your organization or individual users. Just reach out if you’d like us to adjust them.