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πŸ—’οΈRelease Notes -v15.8 (New)

🐞 Bug Fixes

SQL Report Filters Now Work Correctly on Dashboards

Resolved an issue where filters defined within SQL Reports were not being honored when the report was embedded in a dashboard. As a result, dashboard users were seeing unfiltered or incorrect data despite applying dashboard-level filters.

With this fix:

  • Dashboard filters are now correctly propagated to SQL Reports.

  • SQL Reports respond consistently to dashboard filter selections.

  • Users can now build interactive dashboards using SQL Reports without any filter inconsistencies.


Metric Sorting is Fully Compatible with Subtotals

Fixed an issue where enabling Metric Sorting together with Subtotals caused the report output to become distorted or display rows in an incorrect order. The interaction between these two features has been improved to ensure reliable and accurate results.

With this enhancement:

  • Metric sorting works seamlessly when subtotals are enabled.

  • Subtotal rows are calculated and displayed correctly without affecting the sorting order.

  • Reports now maintain the expected hierarchy and data integrity even when both features are used together.


✨ Enhancements

Enhanced Pie Chart Labels with Value and Percentage Display

Pie charts have been enhanced to provide more meaningful data visualization. In addition to displaying the data value (count), users can now also display the percentage contribution of each slice relative to the entire pie chart.

This enhancement allows users to:

  • Display the actual metric value (count) for each slice.

  • Display the percentage share (%) of each slice relative to the total.

  • Show both the count and percentage simultaneously for better readability and analysis.

  • Gain a clearer understanding of the distribution of data without requiring additional calculations.

This makes pie charts more informative and brings richer data insights directly into the visualization.

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