Ideas

PALO.EPARENT and PALO.ELEVEL work well if you have only 1 hierarchy within a dimension. But if you have more than one hierarchy it would be great to give a certain root element as parameter and get the parent and or the level in exactly this spec...

A lot of our data processing requires us to do a step in ETL, then in SSIS and then in ETL because ETL can't do things like trigger stored procedures, etc. It would make dataprocessing a lot smoother and easier to automate if ETL could trigger th...

It would be awesome if one could grant users different rights per Frontend (Excel vs Web). In Theory it makes sense to treat them the same (you are either allowed to change a value or you are not) BUT in real life Excel is far more complicated and...

Zero line suppression when selecting 2 dimensions on the rows has been improved in Version 5 whereby it simply hides the rows in Excel but with large extracts this is very slow. We would rather only the combinations that have data are returned wi...

More active feedback from Jedox to suggestions in the feature voting tool would be nice.

In some scenarios, it could be helpful to get a list of distinct attribute values; for example, on a Products dimension with a "color" attribute, return a list of the colors, but each distinct color should appear only once in the result. One possi...

Possibility to hide cubes in viewer-dialogs. There could be a function like "HideElements" in the "#_Configuration"-Cube.

A option to set a expiration duration and a minimum complexity for a user password.

Enable more interactive reports with buttons instead of combo boxes. Buttons work really well on mobile devices for example and correctly formatted, look modern) - see attached .wss 1) Be able to copy and paste them (to save time instead of repli...

In other tools there is beside data filter definition for the values a seperate definition for sorting. For what purpose? There is a sales report for example with two columns (Year 1, Year 2) and several rows (Items). In data filter for values you...