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Users are experiencing confusion when connecting non-database data sources (Google sheets and CSVs). Problems1. Connecting a Google Sheet is located in the "Connect database" option. Users do not think of Google Sheets as a database and do not go ...

Right now you are forced to use SQL to do complex filtering (and + or statements, etc.) which can be difficult for non-technical end users. We'd ideally be able to support this type of filtering without the need for SQL

As a user, I want to edit chart styling (color, label position/size, etc.) in my dashboard. I want this so I do not have to go back into Explore to customize my chart and can make more holistic stying decisions within the context of the dashboard.

We need elegant ways to manage / select time zone from an end-user perspective. At the moment we do not have this functionality / are forced to use custom columns or dataset offsets to do this vs. a GUI.

As a user, when I go to search for "Line" chart the first row of search results are not what I would expect. Example: Area Chart shows above Line. I would expect that Line Chart would be the first thing that would show up. I have tried this also w...

Stop the error before the job ID. We can then just have them look at Data - View Results for better formatted detailed error.

Current State: The current example datasets are not things that are widely relevant to our customers. Desired State: There are more examples across sales, product, engineering, and marketing with visualizations.

For instance I would like to apply a filter like: if the value of column 1 is greater than value of column 2. Right now you just can apply filters based on the value of one column

Favicon for Manager and Superset are different in Preset. It creates confusion.

May need some more obvious indication that filter(s) have been applied to the dashboard charts. In dashboard that use filter boxes and native filters, it's also unclear where the filter is set from.