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Thank you. I will test it and provide feedback. - I have seen that jamovi 2.7 has a new tab for plots. Maybe it would make sense (if not already included in your update) to locate the clinicopath descriptive plots there and not under Analyses>Exploration? - The sample file for clinicopath is already...

I can confirm, that jamovi 2.7.2 fixed this issue. Thank you so much for this speedy update.

Dear Jonathon Thank you. - Yesterday, the modules section in Jamovi 2.7.1 showed me all modules' updates and I was able to install them (directly after installing the jamovi update they were shown as unavailable, but maybe I was too fast - or there was something wrong with my installation). Now I co...

Hi 1. I updated to jamovi 2.7. Some modules seem not to have been updated to jamovi 2.7 yet. Are updates normally available in time, or only after the final release of a new jamovi version? 2. is there a possibility to trigger re-running all analyses in a jamovi file? It seems after updating a modul...

I have installed Jamovi 2.7 (MacOS Silicone version). When I export a plot as a pdf or png, I get an empty pdf or png. If I export as PPTX (new feature!), an empty Quartz 2 window is shown, spinning wheel appears for minutes, nothing happens... Is there a bug? Can you reproduce this? thank you a lot...

Meanwhile I have found out, that a html export can be easily opened with Word and the formatting of tables is preserved that way. So a specific docx export is not crucial anymore for me.

Just a further feature suggestion: Exporting the analyses as a PDF is quite useful. Have you considered adding a DOCX export option as well? It could be helpful for further post-editing. Currently, each table has to be copied manually into a DOCX file, which works without losing the formatting, but ...

additionally: if analyses could be moved around in the TOC (with arrows up and down) or by draging and droping, this would allow to sort the order of the analyses. just as an idea. or how do others handle this in very large projects?

Dear Jamovi developers, When conducting numerous analyses in Jamovi, it requires a lot of scrolling to locate specific ones again. Have you considered introducing a table of contents for the analyses window (or preferably in a separate, linked window for each analysis)? Or is there a more efficient ...

Dear Jonathon, thank you very much for your reply — I really appreciate your taking the time to explain the considerations. I completely understand the desire to avoid overwhelming users with too many options, and I see how keeping the interface clean and accessible is an important goal for jamovi. ...