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Please refer to this accepted answer to see the resolution. https://community-forums.domo.com/main/discussion/comment/103145?utm_source=community-share#Comment_103145
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I had not, but that fixed it.
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Thanks, the details link sent me to the same dead end. I have submitted a support ticket.
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When I responded Arbor Rose' response wasn't visible. That suggestion seems like the better option.
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You could use DATEDIFF(minute, Created Time, Response Time) This will return the number of minutes between Creation and Response. If you want to exclude non-working hours you might need to use a master calendar with a field like date start time and date end time with work start and end time for every day and use the sum of…
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We are happy with the speed gains for a first pass. I'm also testing out the idea of only processing the multi-item entries in Magic and the single entries in Views. I'm currently fighting with Window functions in Views. Single entries make up about half of all user inputs. I am comfortable in both R and Py but this…
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I checked and the max number of selections so far has been 80. I did add a pre-processing step in the morning that handles all old entries. This allows my main ETL to only need to import form entries from today. ETL time has dropped from 40-45 seconds to 18-20. This is better, but still not as performant as using Views.…
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Hey, I joined the call and am excited for editable tables and linked tables! I'd love to know more about these and what we can do with them. Will multiple users be able to make edits concurrently? Will we be able to limit inputs to a specific data type, say date or integer? Will we be able to further limit inputs through a…
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The users sees a table with appx. 25,000 unique items, where Item is the key. The most recent non null value for Vendor, Status is joined to that table for each Item.
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Thanks, I am going to submit this as an idea.
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@ggenovese I am accepting this answer. It's a bit clunky compared to the filter cards but this seems like a Domo limitation.
