Ideas

This would make Jedox very visually appealing in demos, and introduce a functionality that no other EPM tool possesses. Add the ability in Charts to drag a series. When the mouse is released, the new chart value is splashed over the dataset behind...

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...

I want to show Alias of Legend and Data Labels in Chart. When using dynaranges

Currently in almost every dynamic chart you have the possibility to format its chart series by rightclicking on a series and select 'format data series'. But in the meter chart for example this does not apply. You are not able to edit these data ...

It should be possible to choose and smooth line chart or a spline chart. Especially when showing a trend, it is often more appealing to the eye, if the lines in a chart are more 'round' A spline-chart solves this issue. Currently it is only possib...

Currently you need to use the Advanced properties dialog to add totals to a stacked bar chart. As this is a commonly required feature it would be preferable to set this option in the main chart properties section

A clustered and stacked chart has clusters of columns or bars, with a stack in each column or bar. Similar to the example shown below: This type of chart can be used to compare actual vs. budget by category, for example.

All colour codes, fill/border, line formats and positioning on charts should be able to be passed in from a range, named range or variable. This would essentially bring a basic "conditional" formatting to charts and cover the main things the users...

when downloading OLAP Snapshot (via button action), is there a possibility to set some popup window with info for the end-users that the file is still downloading? Similar as we have for action Integrator (part "Feedback"). Some workbooks exports ...

Provide support for creating Box-and-Whisker Chart (aka “Box Plot”): a more generic and robust version of a Candlestick Chart meant to illustrate different dispersion ranges of data (e.g., quartiles, deciles) around a mean or median. Please review...