Ideas

MS Excel doesn't allow to set an array formula (e.g. PALO.SUBSET, but also non-Jedox arrays) on a cell range with merged cells. Jedox Web Spreadsheet does accept input of array formula on a range with merged cells, but the output will then - depen...

What it is: Scale performance, while having more dimensions in the database/ cube. Challenge: While having more dimensions (14-17) to the cube, runtime for complex logics, especially consolidation rules are timing out. Use Case: Matrix Consolidati...

Additional functionality when you perform Paste View: Add attributes to the row elements in one or more columns without loosing paste-view functionality. This would be in line with the functionality of pasting subsets in multiple columns.

If a user is restricted by #_GROUP_DIMENSION_DATA_* to a specific area he will usually get a #VALUE error for everything else (in Web as well as Excel). Sometimes it would be more beneficial to treat these #VALUE errors as 0s, so that the user exp...

In Views, rows can be filtered by an attribute value (or Alias). However, if the user picked a Alias format (such as "Element name (Alias"), this can lead to result which might be unexpected. For example, when filtering for "start with" + some cha...

Currently the outcome leads to confusion

The cleint wants a database snapshot at the point in time when the final XBRL report ist submitted to the EU. A few things mus happen when the client submites a report: Database snapshot (script) becomes downloadable Database for the year of repor...

Currently you need to use the Advanced properties dialog to add totals to a stacked bar chart. As this is a commonly required feature it would be preferable to set this option in the main chart properties section

This functionality would be very useful for iterative calculations over the same cube rules, or for Monte Carlo scenario simulations with randomly-generated changes in specified input parameters. It could also be quite useful for AI functionality ...

A clustered and stacked chart has clusters of columns or bars, with a stack in each column or bar. Similar to the example shown below: This type of chart can be used to compare actual vs. budget by category, for example.