Text Blaze Highlights
Print a List of Shortcuts
You can now print out a list of your shortcuts for easy reference. To do so go to the Import/Export page here.
This was a commonly requested feature and we're excited to have launched it!
Comparison Operators for Dates
You can now compare dates that are in the default format of "YYYY-MM-DD" using the "<", "<=", ">" and ">=" comparison operators.
This makes things that previously required the datetimediff function much easier to write.
For example:
Start Date: {formdate: YYYY-MM-DD; name=start_date}
End Date: {formdate: YYYY-MM-DD; name=end_date} (change this to something after the start date)
{if: end_date <= start_date}
{error: The end date must be after the start date. Please correct your dates.}
{else}
Thank you, your dates look good.
{endif}
As part of these improvements, functions like max() and min() now also work with dates. This is especially helpful in Data Blaze formulas.
AI Blaze Highlights
View Tables in Chats
AI Blaze now displays tables in chats. You can use this to easily visualize tabular data.
Here's a sorted table of feature ideas from the first page of ideas on this community forum.
Compare Changes in Rewritten Text
AI Blaze is great for rewriting text. You can ask it to "Correct spelling mistakes" or "Make this clearer" and it will rewrite your selected text.
Now when you rewrite text, there will be a "Compare" button you can click where AI Blaze will highlight the differences between your original text and the rewritten version. This allows you to quickly review the changes.
Here are the marked up edits of a draft of this monthly update:
Data Blaze Highlights
Collaborator Field Support in Forms
Working together just got easier. Form views now support collaborator fields – teammates can tag each other in form submissions. You can also group your table rows by collaborators.
Forms with collaborator fields are only available to organization members and are not publicly accessible.
Performance Improvements
We have made a number of improvements to Data Blaze performance. These include:
- BSQL select queries referencing single select, multi-select and link row fields have been made faster. The larger the table, the greater the improvement.
- Updates and row additions in tables containing formulas are improved.
- On larger tables, the table load time has been significantly improved. This affects initial table load and also table scrolling.
And remember... 
We're always here for you! If you ever need a helping hand, don't hesitate to drop a line in our Question and Answer community forums. And if there's something you'd love to see in Text Blaze, AI Blaze, or Data Blaze, we'd be absolutely thrilled to hear about it in the Features Ideas section.