Planning & Analytics

As with our competitors, I'd like the button font (font, font style, color, size) to change if I move the mouse over it or if I click on it.

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

At the moment, any footers and headers on reports that use the date and time function will export and print showing UTC. It would be better, and less confusing, for users if this showed the local time, adjusted for daylight saving at the appropria...

The export of the whole workbook should then be the non-default option. A common use case is to export the single sheet that you are on. Would be good to have an option for sheets to exclude/include them from snapshot export.

Sometimes you have very granular rights for users in place or bug reports which need to be tested from the users perspective. Since you don't know their password you have to copy their groups into a test user first and log-in with the test user. T...

Hello, to build great looking reports, it is necessary to have the possibility to add conditional formatting. For example, i would like to use KPI cars as a button and if i klick on the kpi-card the rest of the template will adjust according to th...

Zeros are usually unimportant information in a report/ table. It would be good for UI/UX if this "needless" information doesn't appears or less bold. The standard color for 0 in a table could be the same grey scale like the connection information ...

Enable dynamic assignment of different versions (e.g., Actual, Forecast, Budget) per year (or time period) in Canvas Charts. Currently, Canvas only allows selection of a single version or all versions across years, which limits the ability to show...

Like in write back (dyna) tables in web spreadsheets it is necessary to define allowed entry values. This means e.g. from a dimension subset or a manual/dynamically defined list. Instead of formulas an expression would make sense.

Add hyperlink function (formula) for native buttons. e.g. =HYPERLINK(rngReportingFolder&rngReport,iInfo,"Click to view#simple") With the hyperlink function I can retrieve the path from the resource sheet and/or from an attribute. That means I ...