This release is all about making it easier to get stuff done in Metabase. Dashboard improvements make setup and editing smoother. Improvements to trend charts are up 400%. You can append data to CSV uploads. API keys. Serialization for Metabase Cloud (take a breath!), and lots more.
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Dashboard improvements
Quicker dashboard set up and editing
Additional comparisons in Trend charts
More options to configure time ranges and benchmarks in trend charts
Append data to CSV uploads
Upload additional rows to an existing CSV-created model
Serialization in Metabase Cloud
API endpoints for serialization for import and exporting application data.
Metabase 48 gives you complete visibility into who's doing what in your Metabase, plus a bunch of dashboard and search improvements, and things to make your day-to-day life in Metabase better.
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Usage analytics
Learn what’s happening in your Metabase… using Metabase
New regions for cloud-hosting
Move your cloud-hosted instance into your backyard
This release has something for everyone. CSV uploads, PDF downloads, searching, serialization, and more.
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Revamped dashboards
Lots of improvements big and small to make building and viewing dashboards better
Upload CSVs
Upload and start exploring from a CSV, no ETL required
Overhauled serialization
Serious upgrades to serialization allow for git-based workflows.
This release brings Actions—a way to write back to your database straight from Metabase. It also includes serious improvements to our MongoDB driver, along with a bunch of quality of life improvements.
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Actions
Write back to your database, from Metabase
Humongous upgrades for MongoDB
Lots of improvements for our MongoDB driver
Optimized sync and fingerprinting
Significant optimizations to reduce database loads and data warehouse costs
Customized filter drop downs
Define a custom list, or choose an existing question, to populate dropdown options in dashboard filters and SQL queries.
Learn more about your Models
Get all the details on your model in one place.
For this release, we’ve focused on improving your day-to-day Metabase experience. There’s a few cool things, but most of our effort went into improving key features, with the goal of making Metabase more reliable and easier to work with.
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Official Amazon Athena data source
Athena’s available for all plans on Metabase Cloud!
Easier to work with charts
Easier-to-work with viz settings, and improvements to charts sent on Slack and email.
Better Models
Easier to create, more reliable, and faster to to edit and iterate on.
New datetime functions in the query builder
Extract datetime, do math with dates, and convertTimezone.
Load an instance from a config file
Pre-configure instances (including database connections) in YAML.
Lots of you embed Metabase in your products to offer self-serve analytics to your customers. You sweat every detail of your product; so this time we did the sweating to make sure you can make Metabase fit right in with your product. We also worked on better ways to help people explore data, added additional database support, and more.
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Making Metabase your own
Customize your instances’ fonts and colors, and show and hide UI elements.
Better filtering
Redesigned filtering experience to make exploring easier.
Model Caching
Keep models fast and smooth
Making you feel like a fearless explorer is the theme of this release. We’ve made a bunch of improvements to help you stay organized, keep track of your work, and find new areas to explore.
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Redesigned navigation and homepage
Overhauled navigation to make it easier to find things.
Bookmarks
Bookmark your favorites to find them later.
Events
Save important moments and view them on time series.
Improved data and time filtering
We made it a lot easier to filter for relative date and time ranges.
Feature-level permissions
Granular permission settings for features
This release brings models — a whole new way to make exploring data easy for everyone. It also includes a new main navigation, redesigned collections, and a lot of other cleanup work and quality-of-life improvements.
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Models
Create and edit metadata-rich datasets ready for easy exploration
Improved custom expression editor
An overhauled custom expressions editor, including faster, easier-to-navigate suggestions
Selective sync
Select which schemas you want to sync.
This release includes better subscriptions, tools for larger organizations, and more.
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Improved Subscriptions and Alerts
Much improved dashboard Subscriptions and Alerts.
Improved Permissions
A revamped permissions page, along with a new block permission level.
Official collections, verified questions
Help users find official sources of information.
This release includes easier-to-build dashboards, a more intuitive way to explore SQL results, and more.
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Improved dashboard editing
Improved responsiveness and editing.
Improved data selection
Overhauled search in data picker.
Metabase 0.39 brings improved search and custom expressions, along with a bunch of performance and security improvements.
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Metabase 0.38 introduces pivot tables, waterfall charts, and dashboard subscriptions, and includes a better way to navigate collections.
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Metabase 0.37 adds new options for making your dashboards more interactive, like custom click destinations, cross-filtering, and linked filters.
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Version 36 of Metabase contains the long-awaited SQL/native query snippets feature, new localizations settings, better value labels for charts, and more.
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Filter expressions, new functions, question references in native queries, and performance enhancements.
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Mongo variables, labels on chart points, and timezone fixes.
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Gauge charts and smart numbers, currency support, global and per-field formatting, and more.
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Redesigned collections, pinning, search, comparison x-rays, and conditional formatting!
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Now with dashboard text cards, CSVs in Pulses, multi-select dashboard filters, and more.
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