+ @Pete Monteiro-Oracle as you were having a similar note recently.

Hi @VijayDC, we are sorry for your experience and we are taking action to ensure this is not happening again. Thank you for reporting this issue.

Yes - they will be posted in the Data Visualization Gallery and also available to test in the Live Gallery. We are also working to developing a link to download the workbook from the gallery. It will be available soon.

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I think it's available in January 2025 release but if not, then it's March 2025.

See below. Am I missing something:

This is already available. See below. Let us know if you want something different.

Hi and thank you for your suggestion. The forum is for questions. Your request is about a feature so I moved your post to the idea lab.

Fixed the post with a picture for the thumbnail and uploaded the video as an attachment.

You can refer to the Microsoft help on Automating File Uploads to Sharepoint using Power Automate.

Hi, thank you for your question and welcome to the community! The connectors for Sharepoint and Onedrive will be available in the near future. This is being developed and planned as part of the product roadmap available in the community knowledge base.

Hi @User_9JG0H and welcome to the community. For any feature request or improvement, I suggest to post your idea in the idea lab. You can familiarize yourself with our community by checking our knowledge base. There are important information to get started. Thank you for the suggestion!

Love it :)

We added the rule #10 to reflect your request. This aligns with other similar forum rules. Thank you for proposing it.

Noted. We will do a specific rule for mid year.

Hi BrandonH, I will submit this idea to the entire Oracle Moderators and other communities to see the consensus here. I think citing at least the source could be an interesting information. In any case, we can't discard a post because someone used an LLM to structure the answer. But as everything, it should not be overused…

+ @Bret Grinslade - Oracle Analytics-Oracle and @Luis E. Rivas -Oracle for awareness

Hi Rajakumar, I test on my side. It seems. you have a custom format applied to the column and saved in the XLSX. This is causing characters being truncated: I saved the file in CSV to remove the formatting and it's working normally as expected:

Thank you @MandeepGupta for all your help and engagement! We are lucky to have you in the community!

Love it! I always wanted to do this viz but didn’t know how to start! I would like to see an how to blog!