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Previously, some AI funtionality in Displayr required users to have their own OpenAI account and hook it up to Displayr. This is no longer required.
For all but the heaviest users, all AI usage is now included in Displayr for no additional cost. Please see Tracking Your Displayr AI Usage for more information.
The Displayr AI - Terms of Use have also been rewritten and expanded to contain much more information.
Some variables and outputs created using AI prior to February 2025 will stop working in a year and need to be redone. See Moving From OpenAI to Displayr AI for more information.
We've introduced significant improvements to the User Group screen to make managing user permissions even easier:
  • Add & remove members: You can now directly add or remove users from a group within the User Group screen—no need to navigate elsewhere.
  • Review user group access: Instantly see what assets each user group can access, along with their access levels (e.g., view, edit, etc.).
These updates provide greater transparency and control over user management and access configurations.
With the new recommender for Variable Set Inserter, you'll now see the most relevant options at the top when inserting a new variable. This helps you find what you need faster—no more scrolling through long lists or second-guessing your choice.
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We’ve made it easier for new users to get started with Displayr. The improved UI guides users to focus on the most important first steps, helping them quickly understand and take action to build their analysis.
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We’ve made Text Categorization even better with new features and enhancements to improve your workflow.
What’s New?
  • Two new ways to manually edit classifications: (a) using a new classification context menu or (b) dragging Responses onto Themes
  • In-place editing of Themes
  • Mnemonics for Theme labels
  • Try out the new features today! 🚀
Undo/Redo history now contains the names of the users who performed each action, as well as allowing you to jump back multiple changes in a single undo action.
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A confirmation message will also pop up to confirm that you intended to undo their changes, and they will receive a notification that their changes have been undone.
You can now control how many rows are displayed in calculation tables.
Adjusting the number of visible rows lets you reduce or eliminate pagination in favor of vertical scrolling. This gives you greater flexibility when designing layouts and helps you better manage space in dashboards and reports.
To change the number of rows, type a value into the
Rows per page
field, or choose from the dropdown list. When the table is on a page, an Auto option is also available—this automatically determines how many rows to display based on the table’s height.
This feature is especially useful for standalone tables (those not placed on a page), where now you have control over the table’s height.
You’ll find this setting at the bottom of your calculation table.
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We’re making it easier to organize your reports. You can now right-click one or more outputs and select "Convert Outputs to Page(s)" to instantly create new pages from your selected outputs. Each output will be placed onto a page, and if a content slot is available, it will be positioned automatically. The new page’s title will also be set based on the output’s label.
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You can now use AI to create custom widgets in Displayr, along with two additional widgets for common use cases.
1. Create custom AI widgets for your use cases
The custom AI widget lets you write dynamic prompts and integrate any data from your report. This empowers you to use AI for tasks tailored to your specific needs, such as data interpretation, trend identification, Q&A for your data, and much more.
2. Additional AI widgets for common use cases
We've also introduced two other widgets for popular tasks:
  • Image Generation
  • Summarizing Items
You can learn more about the feature here.
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Write R code using AI

You can now use AI to write R code for data manipulation and analysis. The AI understands both the R language and the data in the Displayr document.
With this feature,you can use AI to:
  • Rewrite code
  • Debug code errors
  • Query data in your study
You can learn more about the feature here.
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