Neo4j Bloom is an advanced graph exploration tool that allows users to display different Neo4j graphs, explore graph data using the search feature, and expand it visually or by using custom Cypher queries. The new feature in Bloom, called the Slicer, enables users to interactively explore their graph data by changing values on nodes and relationships. This feature displays all distinct values of a property in ascending order, like a timeline or histogram, allowing users to easily slice the visual scene based on those values. Users can select specific slices of the set of total distinct values of a property using the Slicer chart bar, which represents the count of nodes and/or relationships that contain a distinct property value. The new feature is available in the Neo4j workspace and Bloom release 2.7.0. It allows users to create ranges by selecting properties and groups, and then select visible nodes and relationships based on those ranges. There are two types of range selection: manual, by resizing/dragging the range window on the histogram, and playback mode, which automatically changes the window in a specific period of time. The playback mode can be customized with three types of modes. The Slicer configuration is stored locally, and any change in the scene removes automatically the existing ranges.