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Follow up on the latest improvements and updates.
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Sometimes errors and warnings can be a bit mysterious. We've added a new
Explain this
button. When you click it, the error message and relevant context is passed to Chat, providing you with an explanation and making it easier to get clarification.Chat to help you understand what's going on. Wh
We've added back and forward buttons, so you can easily navigate your selection history, in much the same way that you use forward and back buttons when using a web browser. There are also dropdowns so you can skip back and forward mutliple selections at a time.
You can also go forward and back using shortcuts:
- Windows: Alt+←/→
- Mac: ⌥+←/→
Any visualization can be saved as a template, by right-clicking, or pressing
...
, and choosing Save as Template
.
New functionality has been added so if you choose
Save as the default
then your new visualization becomes the new default for this type of visualization. In the example above, this would become the new default Bar > Bar
chart.
The templates are saved into the Cloud Drive. You can change what folder they are in, which will determine which documents the default applies to. For example, if you set
Save to
to Home
it becomes the default for your entire company. If you save it in a different folder, it's the default for that folder, and any sub-folders, unless they have different defaults set.improved
User Interface
More transparency when working with Chat
We've made a series of improvements so it's always clear what Chat is working with, and what it does to your document.
- See what you're sending to Chat.A context pill now sits above the Chat input, showing exactly which selection will be sent with your next prompt. It updates the moment you change your selection, so you're never guessing what Chat is looking at.
- See what Chat changed.When Chat edits your document, a summary of every item it added, edited, or deleted now appears at the end of its response. Click any item to jump straight to it in your document.
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Writing Code
User Interface
Code controls are now consistent across all object types
We've tidied up code-related controls in the Properties panel:
- Controls are now named and positioned consistently, regardless of which object type you have selected
- Redundant menus, including Show/Hide Advanced Options, have been removed
- All code editing is now consolidated in the Code panel
- You can Calculatedirectly from the Code panel
This is a layout and labelling change only. The behavior of your code is unchanged.
Upgrades to newer GPT models Displayr AI - Terms of Use.
You can now set a
Period anchor
when you aggregate a Date/Time variable to set the first day of each period. Pick any date, and all periods align to it. Weeks don't have to start on Monday, months don't have to start on the 1st, and fiscal quarters can align to whatever calendar you report against.
The control appears in the Date/Time Aggregation dialog whenever the aggregation is Weekly, Biweekly, 4 Weekly, Monthly, Quarterly, or Yearly. A Preview section shows the resulting periods before you commit.
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User Interface
Updated workspace
We've updated the workspace to make it easier to stay focused on your work and access the tools you need.
- Floating toolbar: A new floating toolbar above your on-page selection provides quick access to Properties, visualization options, and more.
- Toolbar access to panels: Tool panels can now be opened and closed directly from the toolbar, giving quicker access to key functionality and making it easier to free up screen space when needed.
- Consistent panel layout: Panels now follow a consistent layout, with navigation on the left and configuration tools on the right.
- Classic workspace: If you prefer the previous layout, you can revert to the classic workspace from your profile menu for a limited period.
The Data Preparation Agent now identifies categorical age variables and automatically hides empty age categories at the extremes of the range.
If your survey targets adults and the "Under 18" band has no respondents, it won't appear in your tables and charts. The same applies at the top of the range (e.g., "70+" in a working-age study). Empty categories in the middle of the range are left visible.
You can toggle this step off before running the agent if needed.
The Data Preparation Agent now automatically flags respondents who have given a high proportion of 'low information' responses (e.g., 'Don't know', 'Refused', 'Not applicable', and 'None'). Respondents who selected low information responses more than 25% of the time receive one flag; those who selected low information responses more than 35% of the time receive two flags; those who selected low information responses more than 45% of the time receive three flags.
These flags help to identify lazy respondents and bots in your data set, and are taken into consideration when the agent deletes poor quality cases from your data set.
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