When asking Q&A a question related to the last year, it might not be clear whether you mean the last year for purchasing or delivery date. An example of an ambiguous term can be when there are two dates in a table: ‘purchasing date’ and ‘delivery date’. In addition to red double underlines for terms that Q&A doesn’t understand and blue underlines for terms that Q&A does understand, you will see orange dotted underlines for ambiguous terms. First, we are introducing a third type of underline to the Q&A question box. This month, we’re introducing a few improvements to Q&A. For example, changing the field name ‘Prod_cat_L2’ to ‘product category level 2’ on a chart, will add the latter as a suggested synonym. This means that when you change a field name on the axis of a line chart, this will be added as an alternative to the initial field name. Next to adding common synonyms for field names in the suggested terms, we are now also adding field renames from visuals in the report to the list of suggested terms. Next to promoting suggested terms, you can also add new terms, delete, or reorder them.
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Q&A prioritizes terms over suggested terms, so if you want to keep one of the suggested terms, you can use the plus sign to add it to the list of terms. When you expand a table, you’ll see the table name and all the fields with their terms and suggested terms. Turning off ‘Include in Q&A’ for a table will hide everything in that table from Q&A. The field synonyms section shows a list of all tables in your data model. We’re excited to announce several enhancements to Q&A including:įield synonyms is the newest addition to Q&A setup where you can manage the synonyms for tables and fields, and include or exclude specific tables and fields from Q&A. To learn more about this feature, check out our documentation. Keep providing us feedback as we continue to release updates to enrich your reporting. We want to thank you all for giving us feedback throughout the preview phase of the feature. We are happy to announce this month that the feature is now generally available. Relative time filter is now generally availableīack in April we released a public preview of the relative time filter, which allowed you to filter to a smaller window of time, such as last 1 hour or last 1 minute. This can be especially helpful when you have several fields in your slicer, and you want to provide a shorter, custom header text (without turning off the slicer header and using visual title setting instead).
Now, when you navigate to the format pane > Slicer header, you will see that the Title text of the header can be customized: Here I have a hierarchical slicer, and you will notice that by default we make the title based on the field inputs: While this improvement can still be used for general slicer use cases, this capability will be mainly beneficial to hierarchical slicer scenarios. Now this month, based on your feedback, we’ve added the ability to further customize the slicer header text. Last month, we released the general availability of hierarchical slicer, which included enhancements not just for hierarchy scenarios but general use cases for slicers itself. The gradient legend feature is enabled for bar, column, and scatter charts:Ībility to further customize slicer header text This is because the Legend field well already colors your data by category. Keep in mind that you cannot both conditionally format your data colors and split your data using the Legend field well. You can enable the gradient legend by toggling it on, then format the legend as desired. This will enable the Legend card in the formatting pane.
Use this dialog to set a new rule to format your data along a color scale: You can find the conditional formatting dialog in the Data colors card of the formatting pane. This legend can help clarify the meaning of the colors in a visual to report viewers. You can now include a legend for data colors that have been conditionally formatted by color scale.
To see demos of the highlights check out the video below:
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