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Currently it is possible to use multiple hierarchy filters in a subset formula to present multiple hierarchies (e.g. show two of 4 nodes from second level in a dimension). If the hierarchy filter instead would allow for an array of elements, this ...

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 ...

Currently we need to create a ticket for that. It would be beneficial to adjust the token via cloud console to be more flexible.

In Jedox Cloud environments with Network Restrictions (IP allowlisting) enabled, all externally exposed service endpoints should consistently enforce the same network-level access controls. Currently, certain endpoints (e.g., Web/UI and OLAP APIs)...

When you show the report in "Reports", you will see two menus for saving snapshots in the Home tab. 1): XLSX snapshot 2): XLSX OLAP snapshot Since we expect users not to make export operations, the role permission "ste_reports" has been changed to...

Challenge: Predefined logic components (such as business rules, consolidation rules, or integrator jobs) are failing because users with access to the Modeler can delete dimension elements or master data that are essential for these logic processes...

For example, After performing 2023-12 consolidation, users should be able to lock all data relating to Actual version and any data 2023-12 and before such that nothing gets changed. current issue: Numbers get changed easily as there is no data loc...

We would like to know which cubes/dimensions are referenced in which ETL/report in Jedox Web so that they could quickly identify which cubes are used and thus can be modified if we modify cubes/dimensions.

When a web report is open, it is not possible to mark/select the shown numbers, thus, it's also not possible to copy them e.g. for a quick check etc. It's also not possible to copy the value in a drillthrough.

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 ...