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KX Dashboards Release Notes

This page details the latest updates to KX Dashboards releases, providing brief, high-level descriptions of fixes, improvements and any new features added.

V 2.22

Release date: 30th June 2026

Features

1. Chat Agent: Add NLX Chat to Dashboard

Dashboards now include a built-in Chat Agent component powered by NLX, enabling users to interact with their dashboards using natural language queries directly within the interface.

Key capabilities:

  • Embedded conversational AI chat panel within the dashboard workspace.
  • Natural language query support for data exploration and component interaction.
  • Multi-provider AI support, including Claude, Gemini, and ChatGPT.
  • Per-query skill selection for efficient token usage and targeted responses.

User benefits:

  • Reduced reliance on manual configuration for common data queries.
  • Faster insight discovery through conversational interaction.
  • Flexible AI provider selection to match organizational requirements.
  • Seamless integration with existing dashboard workflows.

2. Data Grid: Add Opacity Property to Highlight Rule

Highlight Rules in the Data Grid now include an opacity property, giving users finer control over the visual intensity of conditional formatting applied to cells and rows.

Key capabilities:

  • Configurable opacity level per highlight rule.
  • Applies to background color, text color, and icon-based rules.
  • Supports blending of multiple overlapping rules.

User benefits:

  • More nuanced and visually refined conditional formatting.
  • Improved readability when multiple highlight rules are active.
  • Greater design flexibility when building data-dense dashboards.

3. ChartGL: Add Center Property to Y-Axis

The ChartGL component now supports a center property on the Y-axis, allowing the axis zero point to be anchored at the visual center of the chart regardless of the data range.

Key capabilities:

  • Optional Y-axis center alignment for symmetrical chart rendering.
  • Works across all ChartGL series types that use a Y-axis.
  • Independently configurable per Y-axis in multi-axis charts.

User benefits:

  • Cleaner visual presentation for data with positive and negative values.
  • Improved comparability of above- and below-zero data series.
  • Reduced manual axis configuration for common financial and scientific chart patterns.

4. Pivot Grid: Add Option to Persist Filters in Aggregation and Breakdown Columns

Pivot Grid now supports persisting user-applied filters across aggregation and breakdown columns, so filter state is retained when the grid is refreshed or the dashboard is reloaded.

Key capabilities:

  • Filter persistence for both aggregation and breakdown column types.
  • Retained filter state on data refresh and dashboard reload.
  • Compatible with existing Pivot Grid view state and export workflows.

User benefits:

  • Eliminates the need to reapply filters after data updates.
  • Preserves analytical context during live data sessions.
  • Reduces friction in repeated or scheduled reporting workflows.

5. Pivot Grid: Allow Select Action on Pivotable Breakdown Cells

Users can now configure select actions on pivotable breakdown cells in the Pivot Grid, enabling downstream dashboard interactions to be triggered from cell selection within the pivot structure.

Key capabilities:

  • Select action support on pivotable breakdown cells.
  • Compatible with existing view state and action framework.
  • Consistent behavior with select actions on other Pivot Grid cell types.

User benefits:

  • Enables richer drill-down and cross-component filtering workflows.
  • Reduces the need for supplementary input components to drive interactions.
  • More consistent and intuitive interaction model across the Pivot Grid.

Bug Fixes

ChartGL

  • Fixed an issue where the Group Legend Selector was inactive and could not be used to toggle series visibility.
  • Resolved a regression where line series fill was not rendering correctly for negative number ranges.

Order Book

  • Fixed an issue where the Trade Movement property could not be saved in the Order Book component configuration.
  • Resolved a bug where opacity settings for current high/low indicators were not being applied correctly.

Order Book Replay (OBR)

  • Fixed a bug preventing users from editing the Order Events Out datasource in the Order Book Replay component.

Timespan

  • Resolved an issue where users were unable to enter a value of 00:00:00.000000 in the Timespan input.

View States

  • Fixed an issue where view states containing inline comments could cause errors when executed as part of a query.
Revision: 2.22