We'd love a way to add "mouse over" alt-text to dashboard widgets to accommodate individuals with color vision deficiency or provide additional context.
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Idea: enable "mouse over" functionality on dashboards.
For example, an explanatory field (black box) could be activated by a "mouse over" over an info field (i) (green circle). Example see screenshot
A new accessibility law in Colorado (US) is scheduled to be implemented July 1, 2024, that requires all Colorado government entities to meet technology accessibility standards including alt text for images. We use Smartsheet dashboards on our website but will need to look for a different platform if accessibility requirements cannot be met. See https://oit.colorado.gov/accessibility-rules
If I may add another example, I'm using "Latest Comment" in my sheet and pulled the comment for one row into a report. Then I have that report on a dashboard. In the dashboard, I really need the just part of the comment to show then if someone hovers over that comment it should display the full comment, as shown.
Would like this to provide context to users viewing a widget (how a chart was calculated, etc.)
It would be nice to be able to deactivate all automations at one time when I need to work on a sheet. Then to be able to activate all of them at one time when I am finished. One of my sheets has 48 automations. It is extremely time consuming to deactivate them one at a time. Thanks! Freda
As the smartsheet admin for Europe, it would be extremely helpful to be able to view all Automations / recurring emailed reports in one place as opposed to sheet level. It's almost impossible to ensure everything is working correctly / delete recurring emailed reports without this.
It would be extremely beneficial to have the ability to manually assign colors to individual projects within the Timeline View. Currently, project colors are automatically determined by the Dashboard Theme, which limits flexibility and makes it challenging to visually differentiate projects in a meaningful way. Allowing…