My ideas: Planning & Analytics

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...

When creating reports one often wants to filter the lines to be displayed based on none zero items. e.g. lines to show accounts for PnL statement. In the colums there will be often different values to be display: e.g. Actuals previous year, Actual...

Use case: I would like to add a info in a comment. If the user hovers over the icon they get information about a specific task. Todo: Please add the hyperlink function for text or symbols/images to the native components.

Often, Formulas (especially Palo Data Formulas) are referencing Cell Values. i think it would be nice to have a mode, a Button or a shortcut, to see the explicit Values in the Formulabar. Concrete example: Formula = Palo.Data($A$2, $B$2, $C$2, $D$...

Just as Adobe Photoshop allows creatives to bring their vision to life with efficiency, power users in Jedox should have the same seamless experience when working with data. Navigating through menus, searching for buttons, and clicking through the...

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 ...

When creating lists, there are a lot of limitations as of now. It is not possible to use proper functions in (dynamic) list creation (Excel-like functions like LEFT, but also PALO functions like PALO.EPARENT). Also, there is not enough documentati...

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.

If you make a manual selection in the Paste View dialog, you can see the selection next to the name of the dimension. This should always be the case, even if a manual selection is not made and the default selection is used

Additional functionality when you perform Paste View: Add attributes to the row elements in one or more columns without loosing paste-view functionality. This would be in line with the functionality of pasting subsets in multiple columns.