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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.

When editing a dashboard, it's hard to tell what you're editing/deleting at times (especially when it comes to nested elements like tabs, rows) – it's easy to delete the wrong object. Dashboard editing UI (icons, menu placement, etc.) is also...

When adding a chart to a dashboard, I expected the dashboard to open with chart panel open in edit mode. Instead, chart adds as a new row at the bottom, which is not apparent (especially if the user has a large dashboard).

Dashboard settings menu options change in edit mode – this is confusing, make options available in both edit and non-editing mode (especially dashboard properties).

Downloading a chart that side scrolls as an image only downloads viewable area, anything extended beyond the scroll gets cut off.

Query category terminology (Metrics, Filters, Series, Breakdowns, etc.) may be unfamiliar to users new to BI. Tooltip language unhelpful.

Users don't understand that they need to create datasets in order to create a chart - how can we make the chart creation process easier for users who may not want to leverage a dataset? There's currently no way to create a new dataset while creati...