The new Custom section now includes a Search bar that allows Template designers to quickly access the desired fields, as well as a 'BLANK' field where designers can add empty columns or rows. 'BLANK' columns and rows are read, along with existing columns and rows, so that you can understand where the blank fields are used in the template. Template Designers can double-click the blank field in the column/row drop box to highlight and locate its corresponding column/row in the sheet. All actions related to 'BLANK' Columns and Rows are wrapped under the context menu so that Template Designers can easily duplicate or remove 'BLANK' fields without having to scroll within the drop boxes.

A color is now assigned to Data View and Measure fields as they are dropped into the Column drop box. This enhancement allows Template Designers to easily identify the fields associated with a particular Data View. Additionally, you can now copy complete Column and Rows while reordering fields and making copies to ensure that all associated formatting and cell values are properly replicated in the sheet.

Workflow designers can now utilize the Undo/Redo function to reverse disabled/enabled steps back to their previous state.

OData now works with MS Dynamics Customer Engagement.

The bug that prohibited the use of a filter and a slicer on a Dashboard table in Bizview v23.1.6 has been resolved.

Bizview now provides a log for PDS imports so that System Administrators can access vital information, such as which Business Views have failed to import.

The new Data Binding design includes a Custom section that allows Template Designers to use Bizview's custom tags when configuring their template. Dimension-type Data View fields now include icons to help distinguish between common and uncommon dimensions when utilizing the Column drop boxes. Additionally, all actions related to Columns and Rows are wrapped under the context menu so that Template Designers can easily Copy, Edit, or Remove Data View fields without having to scroll within the drop boxes.

The Manage Steps feature in the Workflow Design toolbar now includes the option to Disable Steps and Enable Steps. This feature provides a convenient method for Workflow Designers to disable/enable numerous steps at once. Additionally, disabled steps no longer display when previewing a workflow.

You no longer receive an error when saving an uploaded image in Application Settings.

When using Attributes in Input forms, along with Form_tag in the Template Design Column A, the Form_tag now displays in the WHERE clause of the SQL trace, as expected.

The C# script list now displays the appropriate information upon opening the Buttons dialog in Template Design.

System Administrators can now import PDS data via the Bizview application. This enhancement provides a drop-down menu that allows you to import data for different Business Views.

Data now populates in the Field Properties in System > Data Views, as expected.

When using ROWGROUP in the template sheet and having multiple form tags defined in the PARAM sheet row that is defined with the FORM_TAG parameter in column D, the WHERE clause generated by the query now includes all the form tags mentioned in the PARAM sheet, as expected.

Workflow designers now have the ability to disable or enable workflow steps in Design mode. Once a step is disabled, the 'Save' button displays, allowing users to save the disabled step in the workflow. Upon publishing, the disabled step is no longer visible in the generated workflow. To view this step in the generated workflow, select the 'Enable' button in the designer.

The new Drag and Drop feature was improved to provide visibility for the associated Data Views in the template, including fields mapped as columns and rows.

Using SQL reserved keywords as an Object ID no longer causes an object mapping error.

Defining #ENTRY for the ROWTYPE now allows cells entry when the column is specified with an asterisk (*).

When validation is set to OFF, Bizview no longer attempts to validate the input when you enter a value not available in the drop-down list, as expected.

This release, Bizview introduces a new setting that allows you to define a default font style for General comments in the template.

Template designers now have the ability to make bulk edits to design columns. Expanding on the Drag and Drop feature released in v23.2, this enhancement provides a more efficient way to make the same change across different Data View fields.