
With Q3 2024 fast approaching we bring you some exciting and eagerly anticipated new features in SAP Analytics Cloud. We will first take a sneak peek in to our Top 5 features in QRC3 2024. A full list of what is coming can be found on our Roadmap Explorer.
A much-anticipated new feature, particularly for our BW customers is the Report-Report Interface (RRI). This allows end users to use the RRI to jump from the executed query (sender) to another report (receiver) as maintained in the RRI back-end transaction (RSBBS):
Supported report types include:
Opens the receiver report of type:
Just Ask was launched for the first time at the beginning of 2024, we are delighted to show you all the new features we have added for Natural Language Queries:
First, we add the ability to Hide model objects. This enables administrators to simplify models that are available for questions. We also have a number of enhancements to natural language understanding:
A Prompt Guide is now available to provide users with guidance for best usage of Just Ask features. The guide includes:
Dimension attributes for models in Just Ask are now visible in the following:
You can now use the following in Just Ask questions: (SAP Road Map Explorer)
An exciting new feature for our Planning users is the introduction of a native story trigger and process to allow mass upload of data by end-users.
Another exciting new Planning feature allows Modelers and Planners create measures and conversion measures of type Unit, to perform standard unit conversion, such length, weight, height.
A unit conversion measure will convert source values from the base measure to the specified target units, that belong to the same unit group, using values from the standard unit conversion table. Some examples of unit groups include Length, Density and Weight.
You can also add calculated measures based on the unit conversion, or work with the converted values in your stories and for planning purposes.
The Standard Unit Conversion table is available for reference from the Conversions tab of the Modeller.
More details can be found in this great blog on Planning extensions by @AmandaJMurphy
Last but by no means least we are delighted to announce the SAP Analytics Cloud, add-in for Microsoft PowerPoint Microsoft PowerPoint. You can now intuitively add accurate and trusted data to your PowerPoint presentations, reusing your existing SAP Analytics Cloud widgets.
SAP Analytics Cloud, add-in for Microsoft PowerPoint will enable users to:
There are plenty more exciting deliverables coming your way this quarter and we will be taking a deeper dive into these items in our What’s New video and blog series so stay tuned. For a full list of all features coming in QRC3 2024 for SAP Analytics Cloud check out the Roadmap Explorer
Want to experience new and existing features for yourself? Take the leap and start your journey towards making data-driven decisions with confidence by signing up for a free trial, today.
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