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). ...

It's necessary to add Planning Assistant to Datatable the same way as in the reports, because users don't know all the splashing commands.

There is no way of undoing a change in Integrator rather than reloading the whole ETL Project. Once a change has been made one is forced to save! Would be helpful if you can leave a changed integrator component without saving it.

The user is confused, when adding a new report, or published an existing one, that the report does not show in the menu. When a user adds new reports or publishes existing ones, the user wants to get a pup-up message with a hint that the user must...

Current Painpoint: Limited visibility to report content Suggestion: A full screen/ zoom button to maximise the report content (similar to the "Standalone" mode when generating a link for a report, but on demand, with a single click); hence users w...

It would be great if we could have customized link when trying to execute action button. Currently it is only possible to select it but sometimes files which we want to access are generated dynamically.

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

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

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...