I would like to request that when drawing a declining angle that instead of showing this as a degree within 360 degrees that this is shown as a - degree up to a maximum of 90 degrees only. For example if I want to draw a declining angle at a user specified degree this is counter-intuitive when Optuma converts this to a degree within 360 e.g 315 instead of just -45.
Can you please consider modifying this function so it is simpler for the user to simply input what declining angle you want to draw so it calculates from 0 to 90 instead of o to 360.
I am referring to using the regular trend line tool. Currently if I draw from a rising trendline you can just right click on the pencil icon and it shows what the actual degree is, however it becomes complicated when you draw a declining trendline as it shows the degree as 360 degrees of a circle which gets confusing when you just want to calculate what the actual degree it is on a scale of 0 to 90.
One of the other software providers I know just shows this as a negative angle from 0 to 90 and its much easier for you to then work with rather than trying to correctly calculate each time what a declining trend line represents in terms of an angle from 0 to 90.
I would appreciate it if this improvement can be added to the next release.
