Ideas

I want to execute an action from an hyperlink formula to delete an element and add an "Are you sure" message. I could do this with an action, but as I cannot execute actions from the hyperlink formula I have to create an additional report with the...

Goal: Show error message to the end-user without any action. Example: users can currently click on a button and execute an ETL job without selecting the correct (base) elements in the comboboxes (e.g., choosing "All cost centers" is not allowed). ...

In Excel it's three klicks from a simple diagram to a diagram with a trend line - no matter if linear, polynomial or moving average. In Jedox Web I have to create the data for the trend line on my own. Important for Charts in Production

Link input cells with the existing Input Style from the stylesheet to visually highlight editable areas and enhance user guidance.

Basic reporting functionalities like scaling factors, number format should be available at report level as a standard like zero suppression Users should be able to decide scaling factors on the fly if they wish to see numbers in absolute value or ...

Challenge: Currently users are allowed to save/ post data to the closed periods. Eg: 2022.Dec, financial report is approved and published. Users are not supposed to alter/ change this data. However, currently in Jedox it is possible.

In many cases vertical stacks would simplify the use of Canvas and offer a more flexible arrangement.

Scenario:There is a long running ETL job and the Jedox server or part of services went down or "crashes". After the (re-)start of the components/services the ETL jobs are marked as failed or aborted. Here there is need for a feature or a new optio...

Similar to the example below, a bullet graph can be used to display performance data.

As soon as I want to edit a view and open a specific dimension in the paste view panel, I can find the selected elements on the left hand side. I miss the information on the right hand side. This forces me to recreate the order of elements every t...