Yandex DataLens release notes: September 2024
- Changes in basic features
- Special FQDNs in connections
- Integration with Connection Manager
- Pinning widgets
- Freezing table columns
- New bulk operations with fields
- Support for markup functions in charts
- Using markdownto sign charts and map tooltip
- Configuring RLS for user groups
- Filtering charts by other charts for maps
- Field hints in a chart
- Dataset access error
- Displaying charts as tables
- Fixing tables
- Heat mapchart display
- Dashboard link settings
- Changes available with the Businessservice plan
Changes in basic features
Special FQDNs in connections
In connections to ClickHouse®, PostgreSQL, MySQL®, or Greenplum®, now you can select a special FQDN that points to the current master host or the latest replica.
For standard FQDNs, now you can specify multiple hosts for connection.
Integration with Connection Manager
Now, there is integration with Connection Manager for connections:
Pinning widgets
Now, you can pin (i.e. lock the position of) a widget in dedicated lock areas at the top of the dashboard. These areas stay locked as you scroll the page, and the widgets pinned on them keep their position.
Freezing table columns
For regular and pivot tables, now you can freeze one or more columns. Once frozen, these columns stay in place as you scroll horizontally.
New bulk operations with fields
In the dataset, new bulk operations with marked fields. Now, you can change their types or aggregation.
Support for markup functions in charts
In charts, you now can employ markup functions in labels, e.g., under Labels, you can add a field with the formula:
MARKUP(
COLOR(STR([OrderCount]), IF ([OrderCount] < 7000) THEN 'red' ELSE 'green' END),
BR(),
IF(LEN([ProductSubcategory]) > 15) THEN LEFT([ProductSubcategory],15) +'...' ELSE [ProductSubcategory] END
)
Using markdownto sign charts and map tooltip
Now, in signatures for charts and map tooltips, you can configure formatting for fields with the String
type, using the basic markdown syntax. To do this, click the icon before the field name and enable Markdown.
Markdown in chart signatures
Markdown in map tooltips
Configuring RLS for user groups
In the dataset, now, you can configure RLS for user groups.
Filtering charts by other charts for maps
Now, you can filter charts by charts for maps. Clicking a map element applies filtering by all the dimensions used in the chart except the coordinates themselves.
Field hints in a chart
We fixed the bug that caused field hints to disappear after changing a dataset in a chart.
Dataset access error
We fixed the issue where a different type of error was displayed instead of the message about no access permissions to the dataset.
Displaying charts as tables
We fixed the bug with displaying charts as tables. To open your chart as a table, click
Fixing tables
We fixed these table related errors:
- Incorrect display of old dates.
- Wrong colors in a table after updating filters.
- Incorrect display of the Totals row.
- In a table with hierarchy, when pagination was enabled, only the first rows were displayed and there was no navigator to move through the pages.
Heat mapchart display
Fixed the display of Heat map chart in the wizard.
Dashboard link settings
In dashboards, when setting up a link for access, now you can save the state of your selectors and share the link with the federation:
-
At the top of your dashboard, click
and select Share. -
In the window that opens, set up:
- The menu language, theme, and appearance.
- (Optional) Save the selector values.
- (Optional) If you have an identity federation, save the federation to share your link with the federation users.
-
Copy the link with the set design parameters by clicking Copy and close.
Changes available with the Businessservice plan
Reports
Now, DataLens support reports, i.e., multi-page documents that you can export to PDF and print. You can add charts, text blocks, headers, and images to report pages.
Restrictions on embedding private objects
Now, you cannot create a private embedding for an object if it has dependent objects that are built based on the following connections:
Embedding settings
Now, you can edit embeddings for private objects. In the object row in your workbook, click