MATLAB: Where did tstool go

tstool

I just updated to release 14a from a much older version and find that the tstool GUI has been removed. This was really nice for making lag correlation plots etc. Is there something to replace this utility? thanks

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This is from the documentation

"tstool will be removed in a future release.

To create a time series object, use timeseries. To create a time series collection with one or more timeseries objects, use tscollection. To open a time series object or collection in the Variables editor, use openvar. To plot a time series object, use plot. tstool(sldata) and tstool(ModelDataLogs,'replace') have been removed. To view logged signal data, use the Simulink® Simulation Data Inspector instead."

Source - http://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/tstool.html

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