Ideas

Views/ dynatables are a great thing. It would be awesome to have more options to adjust the layout. In particular things like row spacing or font size etc.

With the current Canva functionality, it is not possible use horizontal scrollbar all the time, it gets active only when you go to the bottom of the report. I find it difficult to use Canva reports when I have a horizontal dynarange and the only p...

Can there be a native function to click on charts (Bar charts, pie charts etc) to drill down into details (either in table form or chart form)?

While using DynaTables in Canvas, it would be useful to allow the end-user to directly open the DynaTable in a full view including the POV selection. Could either be an "Expand" button on the DynaTable used in Canvas, or a way to hyperlink to a sp...

- recurring enduser request - conditional formatting does not always work properly - add on in hierarchy filter or within the properties of a dyna-range - easy to implement to display certain levels with a font or background color e.g. level 1 = b...

The current function to use framesets is nice, but still a bit limited as framesets cannot be nested into each other. Sometimes you use a frameset for the overall application design - esp. to provide global menu bars and navigation structures. O...

When using a formula to check if a user is part of a group, returning #N/A completely breaks it and it doesn't allow you to use it in an IF, AND or OR. Returning 0 instead of #N/A makes this function way more useful.

Horizontal scrolling should be available for canvas window in the same manner as vertical scrolling.

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

Currently, when changing the cube layout the dimensions are sorted by creation date. With a long list of dimensions it takes a while to find the correct dimension. Please change the dimensions to alphabetical order.