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I would like to propose a feature where Freeze panes can be disabled in designer temporarily. Reason: Freeze panes is a pain when developing a report/template, while it is key in many final front-end products. We see that when doing fixes it is of...

Provide support for creating Treemap Chart: similar to a heatmap, but it shows a hierarchy via colors and sizes of rectangles.

change background color / color with onMouseOver/onMouseOut events. So that by hovering over a cell the whole row could be highlighted.

Add a new column with the thresholds next to the scores for better explanation of the calculation way for the Auditor / Wirtschaftsprüfer. And add an explanation of the calculation way.

When entering numbers like the Energy consumption for a specific data point, then the user should see that this is used in another data point too.

The possibility to distribute every component on multiple servers will ensure scalability for very large models. One Master could distribute read requests to multiple workers and aggregate the results from all workers before sending the result to ...

Automate by scripts or the web console, imports and exports from one environment to another (Web reports, database, security ...) without performing a restart of Jedox Setup (“Repair”)

It should be possible to get an aggregated total value across dynamic selections from the OLAP server. Example: get a total revenue value accross selected products matching a certain criteria. So it should be possible to get an aggregated total o...

To be able to see the individual stacks (levels) and the (also the hidden ones) worksheet elements in the canvas sheet please add an stack/element structure like in some other software e.g. Adobe Photoshop or others.It should be possible to see al...

Clients often ask if we can highlight which cells can be entered into and which cannot. Of course we can work around this, but if there is a large table of details (say in a Dynarange) it adds a lot of workings to the sheet. It would really help i...