Standard & Poor's publishes the Case-Shiller® Home Price Indices on the last Tuesday of every month. The indices are calculated from data on repeat sales of single family homes. The indices are normalized to have a value of 100 in the first quarter of 2000. It is calculated monthly using a three-month moving average and published with a two month lag. We imported the data released today into Zoho Reports and created a few charts to see how the house prices have performed over the years.
Rabbit is a web-based operating system that connects people, processes and content, combining the power of social networking into an enterprise environment. A key component of Rabbit is its information sharing capabilities, which let users work on documents they’ve uploaded to Rabbit’s web workspace, and share this with other users. Rabbit has selected Zoho for this because of Zoho's proven ability to provide high levels of functionality and performance, and to provide a smooth transition for enterprise users from working locally on the desktop to working on the web.
All documents, spreadsheets and presentations uploaded and stored in Rabbit can be opened using Zoho. The documents and spreadsheets can be edited and saved back where as the presentations can be viewed. Below is a screenshot of files in Rabbit being opened using Zoho.

New documents and spreadsheets can be created too from inside Rabbit by invoking Zoho Writer and Sheet. This video by the Rabbit team explains the functionality in detail.


A slideshow done in Zoho Show about this update below.







The latest update of Zoho Reports brings in dynamic filter in live charts and support for URL (HyperLink) as a datatype.
Dynamic Filtering in Live Chart
Say you are analyzing how the various campaigns of your Google Adwords account have performed using your Adwords Reporting database in Zoho
Reports. Let's say you have three campaigns for mountain bikes, one each for the Europe and the US and one for other countries/continents. And you want to look at the data from Europe and the USA alone. You can mouse over on the chart legend and uncheck that data alone.

Zoho Reports hides that particular data and will dynamically regenerate the chart with the remaining data.

You can click on the same checkbox again to see the hidden data back.

You can hide multiple data lines too. For example, you can see the data for the US alone (hiding Europe and Others) by clicking on the yellow checkbox as shown below.


The dynamic filter functionality is available on charts that are embedded in any of your web applications or blogs too. Embedding the chart used in the above screenshots below. Go ahead, click on the checkboxes and try the functionality yourselves.
URL Data Type
Zoho Reports now supports URL (hyper links) data type. You can now set a column data type as URL and store accessible web URL addresses in those columns. When you view the data, Zoho Reports automatically places a
HTML link sign besides URLs, clicking on which will open the URL in a new browser tab.

Like what you see and interested in knowing more about how Zoho Reports can help you analyze your business data? Contact us for a personalized demo.
Related Links
Rafe Needleman who hosts the Webware 100 awards every year has announced the winners for 2009. We'd asked you to vote for Zoho in this year's Webware 100 awards and you've responded enthusiastically!! Thanks for making Zoho a winner in the Productivity category. And congratulations to all Webware 100 winners!









