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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://runway-5055a12e-permissions-v2-docs.mintlify.app/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

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How to access the details pane

  • Click the ↗️ arrow on any driver row.
  • Use the shortcut Cmd (Ctrl)+Shift+Enter while a driver is selected.
images/drivers/details-pane/button.png This pane is a really handy surface to dive deep into a driver and how it fits into your model. It is especially useful for:
  • Viewing and editing all driver settings in one place.
  • Exploring the inputs that contribute to a driver’s values to troubleshoot discrepancies or errors.

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What’s inside the driver details pane?

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  1. Name – The driver’s name.
  2. Breadcrumbs – Shows where the driver is located in your model.
  3. Description – Context or notes about the driver.
  4. Models – Lists all pages where the driver is used.
  5. Dimensions – Explains how the driver is segmented. [Link: Dimensions article]
  6. Format – Adjusts display settings for numeric drivers.
  7. Goal – Assign a target value to the driver.
    • The target appears as a **goal line **when plotted on a chart.
    • Used in scenario comparisons or BvA (Budget vs. Actuals) to determine whether values are displayed as red or green.
    • By default, higher values are considered better.
  8. Rollup by – Specifies how the driver’s values aggregate when viewing time periods longer than one month, such as quarterly, year-to-date, or annual (e.g. sum, first, last).
  9. Goal – Defines how the driver aggregates (e.g., sum, last)over longer periods (Quarterly, Annual). For example:
    • Revenue → Roll up by SUM (to see total revenue in a year).
    • **Cash balance **→ Roll up by LAST (to see the ending balance for a year).
  10. Actuals formula – Expanded space for editing the driver’s actuals formula.
  11. Forecast formula – Expanded space for editing the driver’s forecast formula.
  12. Driver type – Clearly indicates whether the driver stores Numbers or Dates.
  13. Driver timeseries table – A dedicated table displaying the driver’s values over time. The columns are controlled by settings under Customize [19].
  14. Direct inputs tab – Shows all direct inputs contributing to this driver (i.e., referenced in its formula). You can open the details pane for these inputs directly from this tab.
  15. Indirect inputs tab – Displays a full dependency tree, showing all direct and indirect inputs feeding into the driver. This can get long in complex models and may be truncated.
  16. Used by – Lists all other drivers that reference this driver in their formulas.
  17. Plans – Displays any Plans applied to this driver.
  18. Secondary / Inputs table – Displays results from the Direct Inputs, Indirect Inputs, Used By, or Plans tabs.
  19. Delete – Click the trash can icon to delete the driver.
  20. Customize menu – Adjusts which columns and time ranges are displayed in the Driver timeseries table [12] and the Secondary/Inputs Table [17].