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Vizubi 1.15 just released.

To all Vizubinauts: new version released - check it out. The Vizubi team is pleased to announce the release of version 1.15. We recommend that you update the version of Vizubi you have installed as the new release resolves bugs and has useful new features. You can update Vizubi by clicking on free trial. Report specific filters [...]

Vizubi live web events coming soon

Starting in a few days, the Vizubi team will start to give a series of live interactive presentations. These events will be limited to ten participants to ensure that everyone is able to ask questions. They will allow users to get an in depth look at how the product works and how it can be [...]

Improved performances on loading data.

Thanks to the help of a bunch of users, we isolated and have now resolved a series of annoying bugs. The new version of Vizubi which corrects those bugs is now available on the website here http://vizubi.com/download-free-trial/ just click on download and launch the setup wizard to take advantage of these improvements. First and foremost, [...]

Excel self service Business Intelligence. Evolved.

Vizubi, the self-service business intelligence excel plug-in, is now ready. After 19,632 frog hours (that’s 2,454 man days to you), of work, the new version 1.14, code named Agalychnis callidryas. About two years ago, a small group of business intelligence experts with decades of experience in implementing and using all kinds of business intelligence software got together. [...]

Vizubi v.1.12, code named Vieraella herbsti, now available for download

We’re proud to present Vizuvi v.1.12 code named Vieraella herbsti. Vieraella herbsti from the Early Jurassic was the first true frog. We feel that with this release, Vizubi has taken a real evolutionary hop for the better. Enjoy! Import from additional DBs Import workflow improved Most recents, frequents and favorites Interface improved Help updated and [...]

Vizubi 1.11: from Triadobatrachus to Prosalirus bitis the species evolves….

Version 1.11 (code name Prosalirus) is now available for your delectation. Here are some of the highlights of changes for this version: Bookmarks (saved filters) Pivot Charts All relationships between tables are now Outer Joins Fully qualified field names You can create Slicers from the new panel window For further details see below: Bookmarks Bookmarks [...]

Vizubi version 1.9 Beta is ready

After about a month of hard work, Vizubi version 1.9 Beta is ready for prime time. Here’s a list of new features and bug fixes for this version: – a more functional setup process which automatically removes old versions – no need to uninstall manually. With the added bonus that our incredibly attractive frog logo [...]

Our Philosophy

This post is actually an edited version of something I posted a few days ago on LinkedIn, but I liked it so much I decided to post it here as well. Basically it explains the philosophy behind the creation of Vizubi. 1) The intelligent part of BI is people. It doesn’t matter what kind of [...]

Version 1.8 Release Notes

Version 1.8 has just been released and is available on Vizubi.com If you have installed an earlier release, be sure to uninstall it before installing v 1.8. New features: * manage groups of fields in reports * sort fields in the database as well as in reports * our bug eradication and control unit has [...]

Loading data from multiple sources onto the same table

With Vizubi, you can load data from multiple sources into the same table. All you have to do is use the append function when loading the second (third…) table or file and give the imported table the same name as the first table and that data will be loaded into the existing table. This allows [...]

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"I agree 100% with you in regard of Excel: In the end, the business people need their reports in Excel. Not via Business Objects, not in QlikView etc. The final question I hear all the time is: «Can I have it in Excel?»."

Dominik

"I came across your product earlier today - as a QlikView user/developer it looks really interesting."

Chris

"Think you guys have a winner!"

hamlet88

"Be careful, Microsoft is developing PowerPivot for Excel 2010. But your big advantage (or unique selling proposition) is that Vizubi is working with Excel 2003 and Excel 2007 which is still widely used and can read qvd files."

Andrew Bert

"I'm quite impressed with what Vizubi can do, in particular the meshing of a QlikView-esque set of slicers with an OLAP-style analysis (I like this implementation much better than what is available in Excel 2010's PowerPivot, at least based on the beta version)."

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