Charting & Visualization

Hello Jedox, Sankey Charts are the best method for visualising a P&L. Adding, such a chart would be benificial for all customers. See the example in the attached files. Kind regards, Sander Lelivelt CPM Consultant | Aexis NL

Provide support for creating Tornado, and Funnel Charts: various types, often used with sales funnel data. Please review the attached mockup for reference.

I am currently applying canvas to all my reports. And many stacks are rounded. It looks modern and great. But all popups (Report opened in smaller size) edges are not rounded. It is inconsistent for the reporting lanscape of the customer. Popups a...

Gradient fill colours would improve the visuals across Jedox, especially as we develop the canvas functionality.

Add the ability to different a second color per series in bar charts or column charts optionally; the second color would be used for negative values, i.e. values smaller than zero.

It is currently possible to select the default setting for the layout of control elements such as buttons. It would be good if this default setting could be customised, e.g. to set the company-wide design and not have to change this individually f...

It's great that we now get better customizing of charts via the "Advanced Chart Properties". But it is still limited when it comes to more interactive charting and reporting. I would like to insert @Variables into the JSON string so more propertie...

Having a function like in Power Point and Power BI, where you can align boxes, charts, tiles, components etc. to each other. Should come with a visible indication of alignment and "magnetic" behavior.

Hatched fillings for bar charts would allow distinguishing between scenarios without relying on a chart legend or different colors. The IBCS also recommends this. It is also a functionality provided in Excel and it would enrich Web Reporting.

With this diagram you can see the coordinates in the mouse over mode. Unfortunate you can't edit the output. Coordinates like these x=0.25 and y=0.9 would be shown like this 0/1. At the moment this diagram is useless for figures with fractional ...