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Follow new updates and improvements to Datastory.

Expanding Our Data Types

We’ve expanded our supported data types to over 20 different types! From the ones you’d expect in any modern CMS, to more advanced use cases:

  • Single Line Text for titles and headings.

  • Multiline Text for paragraphs.

  • Relationship to link items together.

  • Slug for URL-friendly names.

  • Media for managing images, videos, PDFs, and more.

  • URL for storing web addresses.

  • Date for calendar dates.

  • Integer for whole numbers.

  • Float / Decimal for numbers with decimal points.

  • Range for defining numerical ranges.

  • Boolean for true/false values.

  • Location for latitude and longitude coordinates.

  • External Identifier for referencing external sources.

  • JSON for arbitrary JSON structures.

  • String for general text data.

  • User for referencing workspace users.

  • Geographic Shape for storing polygons on a map.

  • Date and Time for picking dates and times.

  • Color for storing color values.

  • Block for referencing any block type, allowing users to create or select saved blocks.

With these new data types, you can:

  • Build more exciting data visualizations.

  • Unify all your data.

  • Improve integration with external sources.

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Revamped user interface for Statistics

At Datastory, we understand the importance of making data work for you. That’s why we keep improving our Statistics section to help teams and individuals get smarter about data reuse:

  • User-interface for statistics! Statistics is a special category of information. We made it simpler to organize time series data effectively.

  • Reliable standards: Use W3C and European data guidelines.

  • Encourage creativity: Easy-to-use tools that inspire your team to make more use of your data.

  • High performance: Effortlessly support hundreds of diverse analytical queries within the same dataset.

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