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Safer saves and deletes, and tables with up to 2,000 rows

When an analysis is on several boards, you choose which get your changes. Tables load up to 2,000 rows instead of 200. You can delete a definition, attribute or connection only when nothing uses it.

Improvements

  • Analyses: the analysis bar shows the boards an analysis is on, such as On 3 boards, with a link to each.

    The bar of an analysis with On 3 boards open, listing the three boards that show it, beside Save As New and Save

  • Analyses: when an analysis is on two or more boards, Save asks which get your changes. Untick a board to keep it as it is. The ticked boards then get a copy with your changes, under a name you choose.

    Save on 3 boards? lists the three boards, all ticked. With Meta Ads (Net) unticked, the next step names the copy for the two ticked boards and offers Save on 2 boards

  • Analyses: tables in analyses and on boards load more rows as you scroll, up to 2,000. To see other rows, narrow the filters or change the sort.

    A table of ads scrolling towards the end of its loaded rows: the count under it goes from 200 of 1,172 to 400 of 1,172 as the next rows load

  • Analyses: a new analysis opens with its settings expanded.

  • Definitions: you cannot delete a definition, attribute, field, attribution model or connection while something uses it, and the message lists what uses it. Definition, attribute, field and attribution model pages show how many, such as 40 references. The check skips Looker Studio reports and BigQuery queries.

    Can't delete Cumulative Net Orders: 2 entities depend on the attribute, one attribute and one field, each with a link, and the Delete button is disabled

  • Definitions: predefined and connection attributes open read-only, without the Data Explorer and the warning “Please configure the attribute”. Extraction attributes stay editable.

Fixes

  • Analyses: a filter no longer adds your search text as a value when you close it after picking values. To add the text, press Enter.
  • Analyses: breadcrumbs on a board tile show their full label.
  • Definitions: the formula editor shows attributes as chips right away. Renaming an attribute updates its chip.