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Quantrix Modeler Standard Edition
| Quantrix Modeler Standard Edition enables users to break free from the constraints of traditional spreadsheets. It is the entry level option for business modeling & analytics activities such as forecasting, planning, budgeting, data modeling, risk modeling and more. The Standard Edition offers unmatched value based on features, benefits, and affordability. Available on the desktop, it is an ideal solution for individuals, teams, and small businesses. |  |
With the Standard Edition, you can expect these benefits:
► Unmatched Modeling Agility
► Unprecedented Business Insight
► Presentations that Inform and Impress
► Enhanced Pivoting
► Greater Transparency
► Improved Security
► Simple Validation
► Superb Customer Support
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"Quantrix support is phenomenal. They have proven themselves to be knowledgeable, responsive, personable, and always go the extra mile to help."
James Kohler
CEO
Ompay
James Kohler
CEO
Ompay
Quantrix vs Excel: Three Key Differences
This whitepaper educates business modelers about three key conceptual and practical differences between Quantrix Modeler and Excel. In this paper, Quantrix matrices are compared to worksheets, Quantrix items are compared to spreadsheet rows and columns, and Quantrix formulas are compared to spreadsheet cell-based formulas.
This whitepaper educates business modelers about three key conceptual and practical differences between Quantrix Modeler and Excel. In this paper, Quantrix matrices are compared to worksheets, Quantrix items are compared to spreadsheet rows and columns, and Quantrix formulas are compared to spreadsheet cell-based formulas.