Displayr

The user is looking to cut down on manual manipulation in PowerPoint, but small multiples don't export nicely into PowerPoint. The current default option of changing this into a Column Clustered chart appears to be ok for their purposes, but this also requires further data manipulation in PowerPoint for things to appear appropriately. In an ideal world, the chart would export to Powerpoint and create individual charts matching each of the small multiple panels.

Client would like to establish a staging environment (like a Print Preview) to preview what a published dashboard would look like and how it would function prior to actually publishing to the web. This would be helpful for clients publishing an update of a tracking study so that they can catch errors that might not have been evident in Editing Mode prior to them being exposed to their users.

This user would like to be able to export directly to Word.

User says, “We have several graphs in a dashboard with a minimum threshold to show data labels set. But in ppt-exports the data labels in question show up. Is there something we can do about this, or is this just how it is?”

Customer would like to export data tables or visualizations to Google Slides or Google sheets. If the data tables goes into google sheets the slides part could be linked to google sheets. Their customers demand the presentations be in Google Slides.

An option to automatically create a table of contents (hyperlinks) for PowerPoint exports. This build would allow users to click on the links in PowerPoint to go to that particular slide.

Users would like to password-protect the dashboard so that multiple people can access it in View mode simultaneously without the need to register for a Displary account.

When in view mode, allow the user to be able to select multiple pages when exporting.

User would like the ability to turn off the feature that exports out the page master to the slide layout in PowerPoint.

Displayr allows users to create links to different pages in a document, “go back”, “go forward”, “go to the next page” and “go to the previous page”. These are expressed as relative links and work completely fine in the browser. When we export the document to PDF or PPT, these become dead links since we just copy the relative link without any transformation, which means nothing to the programs. This is being requested as a feature, not a bug since this appears to have never been supported by Displayr.