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    Allow multi-level sorting in Cross Table

    In a data table, the data can be sorted by Var A in ascending order, then Var B in descending order. This function is not applicable to Cross-table, though one would expect the concept is similar. The reason is because, sometimes after sorting by ...
    almost 7 years ago in Spotfire / Visualization 1 Future Consideration

    Rich text display, word wrap, auto height adjustment and support for vertical and horizontal alignment of Table header and rows in Table Visualization.

    As a Spotfire Administrator user would like to see the options to achieve the following features. It would be good to know if there are any workarounds and also would like to have it as part of new enhancement in upcoming releases. Here are the di...
    about 10 years ago in Spotfire / Visualization 6 Future Consideration

    Click through on barcharts, linecharts etc

    In a similar fashion to how we can click cells in graphical tables or KPI charts, allow click actions on bars / points etc in all visualisation types. The caveat being user has to turn marking off on the vis (to prevent confusion on what a click c...
    over 8 years ago in Spotfire / Visualization 6 Future Consideration

    Sorting column names in a List Box

    When creating a List Box we want to change the order of the column names in the List Box. When selecting "Set property value through: Column selection" the order of the names is set, and the order cannot be changed. We would like a Sorting ...
    over 2 years ago in Spotfire / Text Area 1 Future Consideration

    Visual theme properties for individual visualizations

    Hi , I am trying to implement Visual theme properties for indiviual Visulaization,Page.Could please try to implement this change that we can specify those differently for different visuals,pages.Thank you
    over 9 years ago in Spotfire / Visualization 3 Future Consideration

    Color table cells by other columns

    A new feature enabling to color cross table cells by other columns was introducted in Spotfire 11.2 (https://community.tibco.com/wiki/whats-new-tibco-spotfire-112#toc-14). It would be great to implement the same for Table visualization.
    over 4 years ago in Spotfire / Visualization 0 Future Consideration

    Cross table improvements to draw vertical gridlines and horizontal gridlines with shading option for better readability

    It improves the readability a lot of our reports. We would like the option to enable vertical lines only on certain cells either the left one or right one or both. Horizontally, having the shade improves readability
    12 months ago in Spotfire / Visualization 0 Future Consideration

    Be able to color tabs independently

    I know there is an option to color a tab when its highlighted, but I would like to color tabs that aren't highlighted. For example, would be to highlight tab 1 red, and tab 2 blue to give focus to those two tabs.
    over 9 years ago in Spotfire / Visualization 3 Future Consideration

    Column Description as Tooltip

    I would like to hover over a table column and have the option to use the column description as a tooltip.
    about 4 years ago in Spotfire / Visualization 2 Future Consideration

    Sort Category By...

    The default sort for categorical data is alphabetical - sometimes we need to order by a hidden sequencer instead. In the current product we can achieve it by a custom sort - but this is only useful for static category data. For dynamic category da...
    over 9 years ago in Spotfire / Visualization 3 Future Consideration
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