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Too many zeroes in your table? Now you can abbreviate values as K or M in Runwayfor a cleaner view. We also shipped: - Chart rollups now stay consistent when you switch from table to chart - Drag drivers between tables easily (even into empty ones) - Block resizing is smoother Full update in the comments 👇

You’re debugging a forecast, but the formula isn’t doing what you expected. In Runway, you can see why immediately: - In the formula editor: if a formula references a deleted driver, the pill shows up in red. - Now, in formula columns within tables: the same red highlighting applies. Full update in the comments 👇

You’re in time series view, scanning performance by business line. The numbers look right. But something feels off, and you’re not sure what you’re missing. Now you don’t have to wonder. Runway auto-unhides columns the moment you switch to time series view. No digging or second-guessing. Just the full picture, exactly when you need it. Full update in the comments 👇

You’re documenting assumptions for a forecast. And you want to link to the exact driver. Not describe it, not hope someone finds it, but just link it. Now you can @ mention anything in Runway: - Models, databases, pages, drivers - Specific rows (like key customers or hiring plans) - Time-relative values like “Last Close” More details in the full update👇

Last week in San Francisco, we hosted Runway’s first VIP dinner — bringing together a select group of finance leaders from our community, including our customers Lambda and Fieldguide. The goal: To create space for candid conversations about how finance is evolving with the rise of AI. Around the table, we heard from leaders who are: → Rebuilding workflows with AI at the core → Rethinking how finance partners with the business → Exploring what the “next generation” finance team looks like Thank you to everyone who joined us and contributed to the conversation: Daniel de Mos, CPA, MBA, CMA, Sabrina Yeh, Maikao Grare, Danny Lin-Goldsmith, Kevin Zell, Vincil Crenshaw, Tess Plyler, Dominika Piasecka, Connor Gates, Zach Llorens, Carl Olson AI may be changing the role of finance, but its future is still defined by the people leading it. We can't wait to do it again soon! Next stop... NYC? 📸 Here are a few of our favorite moments from the night:

Date drivers now show up in your Plans timeline automatically. If a formula resolves to a date, it gets an event. - Just drag to reschedule (the driver updates instantly) - Delete from the timeline to clear the value - Re-enter the date in the driver to bring it back Works with any date driver, not just “Start Date.” Full update in the comments 👇

The people who use Runway every day say it’s working. This summer, that feedback showed up in the form of 13 new G2 badges, including: - Leader (Overall, Mid-Market, Small-Business) - Users Most Likely To Recommend - Users Love Us - Best Estimated ROI - Best Support (Overall, Mid-Market, Small-Business) They come from real teams, making real decisions, in the middle of messy, high-stakes moments. Thank you for trusting us.

Say you’re writing a complex formula. Half your logic is off-screen. You’re scrolling, backtracking, and trying not to break anything. Now you can just drag the formula editor to resize it. Stretch it up to 80% of your screen when you need the space, then collapse it when you’re done. More upgrades in the full update👇

The AI CFO Roadshow: LA ✅ 📍 Next up → SF → NY → Boston. We teamed up with Spendflo and Zenskar to kick off the first stop of our AI CFO Roadshow—where we got deep into how finance teams are actually using AI to speed up workflows, build smarter models, and automate the boring stuff. Some seriously sharp use cases came out of it. Our COO, Kal Freese, showed off a few new Runway AI tricks that we're super excited about. 👀 If you're in town, come hang: SF – July 24: https://bit.ly/3Ut59SQ (Waitlist only) NY – July 29: https://bit.ly/4o1GXV8 (4 spots left) Boston – July 31: https://bit.ly/46vwMSJ (3 spots left)