January 2025 Updates

The format of the Show Rows option in the override menu for dashboards utilizing Reference Tables has been updated to improve user experience and clarity. Users can now enter a specific number of rows, with the default set to 1000. If the reference table contains fewer than 1000 rows, the default will adjust to match the total number of rows available in the table.

You can now directly save chart settings to a data view, eliminating the need to create a separate Chart Style. This enhancement simplifies your workflow by allowing specific settings to be saved with the data view itself. If your data view currently has a Chart Style applied, selecting "Save Data View" will trigger a pop-up that prompts you to choose whether to save the Chart Style or the updated Data View.
An option has been introduced to adjust the bar width in the Data tab of Chart Options, enhancing users' ability to customize their charts. This functionality allows for greater flexibility in the design of bar charts, enabling users to tailor their visualizations to better meet their needs.

New summary cards have been introduced on the reference details page, providing users with a clear overview of the number of P# Scripts and Sources that are currently using the reference table.

The "Save As" and "Rename" options have been updated to be disabled for users who only have view access to specific item groups, such as P#, Python, R, and Cleansing. This enhancement prevents users from encountering errors when attempting to use these functions without the necessary permissions.
When you hover over the label option in the overflow menu within the Develop, Library, and Sources sections, a tooltip will appear displaying the assigned labels. This feature enables you to quickly identify the selected labels without having to navigate through the list to find the "Selected" option.

A new signal type, known as Depth, has been introduced. Users can create Depth string signals, and these signals can be utilized in the Data view without the need for charts.

Enhanced the capability to filter connections and sources based on their connection type, including options such as Excel, SQL, and Snowflake.
Users can now customize the preview row count for Data Sources, allowing them to view more than the default of 10 rows. A number control is located next to the Preview button, enabling selection of a row count ranging from 10 to 1000.