Thank you @Amanda Hope. I will pass your message to the adoption team as he might help them too (+ @Claudette Hickey-Oracle ). The idea lab is the main channel to get the features, please vote for ideas or raise new ones as needed. Stay tuned 😊 and thank you for the clear feedback.

@R Stonaker Makes sense Rhonda. Thank you for posting them in the idea lab. Hopefully they get more votes and for sure we will be considered!

I will be joining!

Discussion moved to the product forum.

Thank you to everyone for participating in the news comment, the forum questions, the analytics events and the idea lab!

A new "Legend" Data Visualization type has been released with more options. We will continue to add additional options to it.

For the idea to be considered, it will need more votes. See Idea Lab Rules: https://community.oracle.com/products/oracleanalytics/kb/articles/93-idea-labs-rules

We do not have a radio button to do it but you have a property option to do it on a pivot table:

Please check the idea lab rules concerning updates: https://community.oracle.com/products/oracleanalytics/kb/articles/93-idea-labs-rules

@Alan Lee - Oracle

We will provide more information once it's planned/available. See here: https://community.oracle.com/products/oracleanalytics/kb/articles/93-idea-labs-rules

Hi Vrinda, Thank you for joining the community and providing specifics on your request. It's helping. The metric you need is named a "Running Aggregate", it's running a sum based on previous months. You will need to create a new calculation and do a RSUM(Activity Amount). Then you can just put it into your canvas and voila:

Thank you @Gianni Ceresa for all your help on the community! It's amazing to see your interview and know you a little bit more 🙂

Hi, Similar to @Gianni Ceresa's answer, historically, the CSV is exporting the query result. If you want the visual result exported, then you need to export in XLSX. I just made the test, and it's exactly the same as you. The hidden column is appearing in CSV but not in a "Formatted" excel file like XLSX.

I'm looking forward to the AI Assistant integration with OpenAI 😀

+ @Pravin Janardanam-Oracle + @Bret Grinslade - Oracle Analytics-Oracle

Great event! Thank you @Farivar Javanbakhti-Oracle for representing the Analytics Community and thank you to the customers who joined :)

Interesting one. @Bret Grinslade - Oracle Analytics-Oracle might want to check that one.

Good work! Thank you for sharing the data visualization.

@Stefano_Mazzocca First, good job! I see your progress since few posts and you quickly become an analytics expert! Yes - It's easy as going to the "Data" tab at the top and create a "Join" between the SA (Subject Area) and the Excel file, using a common field (aka "Attribute"), usually the City Name or City ID.