Demos

Color Modeling Launch, More Excel Functions, Dynamic Column Modeling, Drafts Refinement and Lots of Polish

December 13, 2024

  • The launch of stable colors in the data model. Now your dimensions can maintain consistent coloring throughout the app, or even just for a particular workbook. We're excited to also open up push down from the UI to close the loop and make modeling color point and click.

  • More functions for the Excel library, always broadening the surface area.

  • A new column parameter type for modeling injected SQL. Now flexible column pickers are simple to build

  • Continuing to refine for the more complex drafts workflows - especially between branches and drafts. Want to make sure it all feels natural and elegant when editing content in Omni.

  • Bunch of nice IDE polishing - resizable gutter, quick folding, and better dark mode.

  • A few more color palettes, and some gradients meant to couple nicely with our divergent palettes for more cohesive dashboards.

Color Modeling Launch

The launch of stable colors in the data model. Now your dimensions can maintain consistent coloring throughout the app, or even just for a particular workbook. We're excited to also open up push down from the UI to close the loop and make modeling color point and click.

Rob MillerRob MillerVisualization, Modeling

EOMONTH() and IFERROR()

More functions for the Excel library, always broadening the surface area.

Colin ZimaColin ZimaCalcs, Workbook

SQL Parameters

A new column parameter type for modeling injected SQL. Now flexible column pickers are simple to build

Steven TalbotSteven TalbotModeling, Sql, Workbook

Draft Modeling Workflow

Continuing to refine for the more complex drafts workflows - especially between branches and drafts. Want to make sure it all feels natural and elegant when editing content in Omni.

Luke BowermanLuke BowermanWorkbook, Modeling, Dashboards

IDE UX Polish

Bunch of nice IDE polishing - resizable gutter, quick folding, and better dark mode.

Jared HardyJared HardyModeling

More Color Palettes

A few more color palettes, and some gradients meant to couple nicely with our divergent palettes for more cohesive dashboards.

Sarah WatersonSarah WatersonWorkbook, Visualization