Ideas

Optionally adding related dimensions to the cube database script (as another check box) would greatly simplify exporting cube, particularly when transporting to other environments

Currently, user access for a model in reports and integrator projects has to be defined in different places. It would be helpful if access to a model could be granted from a single location.

In the form "New cube" the "Available dimensions" box the current cubes order is by creation date, earliest to latest (see the att. file New cube.png). In other forms the cubes' lists are ordered alphabetically (e.g. Modeler/<database>/Cubes...

For more report flexibility, there is a suggestion to create a new sorting option with a hybrid of "flat layout" and "hierarchy layout": Sort just like the sequence in flat layout, but with the parent elements being expandable/collapsable just lik...

The dropdown to select cube in the "Data Filter" tab of Subset Editor lists all cubes in the current database, even those which don't contain the dimension for which the subset is created. Using a cube without this dimension doesn't make sense, an...

Right now, you can only do one at a time. It would be great if there was a method to select multiple/groups of workbooks to either mark with a tag, or set resources

According to the knowledge-base and how things currently work, accessing the DB security (screenshot) within Jedox Cloud is only possible through either the built-in user "admin" or a user which is member of the built-in group "admin". Also access...

Add data validation to the attributes listed in the Add Element form when popup form is selected. It should be activated when using "cell range" as the target to populate the form. If there is data validation on that cell, it should use that data ...

In the Picklist we have the option to add extra elements. I would like to propose the option to also being able to deselect from a feature similar to this. This will make removing technical members from dropdowns, like "~" and many others, simpler.

Excel is smart enough to close a formula if you hit return. Jedox Web just warns you that you needed to close the formula. Just close the formula so it matches Excel experience. See attached examples.