17 March 2023 Release

Model via Excel

You can now include a string as an output variable in Excel.

Instead of a single language, you can now add a string input variable default value for multiple languages.

The reporting issues associated with flat files as well as parser files have been corrected.

The UI Builder supports strings as an output variable.

The UI Builder supports string input variables (default value) for multiple languages.

Upload the flat file. Click UI Builder.
Click General Settings and select the languages. Click Save and then click Prototype.
On the Prototype page, you can see a new button added to the top menu buttons.
Select a language of your choice from the list. You can see that not only the string input variables but also the labels of the menu buttons changed to the selected language.

Click General Settings on the UI Builder page. Select the languages. Click Save.
The Translation (Excel) field appears when a language is selected.
Click the down arrow icon near Translation (Excel) and it expands to show two options.
Click Export Excel (For Translation). An Excel_Translation file gets downloaded to your device, which contains all the labels used in the Valuecore application.
Add the translation word for each label in each language or any of the languages provided in the Excel file.
Click Import Excel (For Translation) to upload the revised Excel_Translation file.
Just as the labels of the menu buttons change to the language of your choice, all the other labels, pop-up messages, warnings, and so on used in the entire Valuecore application are replaced with the translated words added in the Excel_Translation file.

Earlier the ampersand symbol used in Tag Names was not translating correctly. This issue has now been rectified.

Earlier when converting currency, the value would reset to zero for the same currency. This issue has now been rectified.