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This does feel like a huge oversight. Before Workspaces, tags were basically the only way to organize content, and now you can't use tags to re-organize your content into Workspaces.

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Does this mean you want the option for multiple summary numbers? That would be cool, like the ability to have a top-left summary number and top-right summary number? Or does this refer to the total rows in table cards? (That would also be useful). Note: It is technically possible to have multiple summary numbers, using a…

Is the customer's address not the same across branches? I would imagine this setup would make more sense: Rows: Branch Columns: Customer, Customer_Address Value: SUM(Sales $) I also prefer tall tables to wide tables, and I would imagine you have a lot more customers than branches, so I would probably switch it to this:…

It seems like the event name appears under very specific conditions: Playing around with it, it does appear to be a mandatory field (but if it's not useful for you, you could just create a constant and use that). Also, if I don't put anything in for Value, then the event name seems to always appear, even in the month view.

Yes, variables are very buggy within Analyzer. Are you seeing the same thing when you configure the control on the page/app itself? I find that to be more stable. (Which can make testing the BeastModes tied to the variables tedious).

I think Mark's approach is the better one in the long run. But, a quick thing you could do with your current setup is change the "Default Select Text" to "Latest Month" That way instead of the default saying "Select" , it gives the user a clue it's already filtered for the latest month:

If it's an ETL that feeds the data in the App, you could round the values to one decimal place using a formula tile and ROUND(`Col_Name`, 1) . I would say this is not good practice, because rounding early can make any BeastModes less precise, but it would be faster than editing 50 cards.

Approach 1 - cards as nav: You can fit 20 cards on the page and configure their actions to go to a page with more details. You can hide those pages from navigation to prevent clutter in your main navigation bar. Those 20 cards can be simple text cards with your KPI titles, or they could be summary cards that the user can…

Are you able to reference it in a BeastMode by manually typing out the name, using back-ticks, like `my_variable` ?

100% agree this should be the default behavior. I usually end up overwriting it with a hyphen, which looks a little better: You can use any character, including a blank unicode character (easy to find on Google) which completely removes the label (if not the vertical space the label takes up), but it's one of many ways I…

Agree that it would be nice to have more control over line attributes. I'd add line thickness and dotted/dashed options and more control over the symbols. (Which symbol goes to which series. What is the exact symbol size). For the labels, I think you could create a BeastMode with some like CASE WHEN Series = 'Emphasized…

I would go with the pivot table, but you have to be careful with your sorting columns. For example, I have this super-simple dataset in a pivot table: If I put some conflicting sorts, it generates that error. IMO, Domo pivot tables should be able to handle this, but they can't, so here we are. However, I can sort the…

Hey, pump the brakes! This idea has only been 'In Review' for a little over two years. You don't want to rush that review process, which definitely exists.

This is the part of your answer I'm most curious about: I've worked for several Domo customers and have tried to conduct these sort of experiments with varying degrees of success. That's the sort of thing I look for when I try to discern AI-hype from AI-reality. Has the person advocating this AI tool used it in the real…

Yeah, it does feel like a lot of the different card types were developed separately and no one ever ever bothered to check they all have comparable features or speak the same design language. My big one is why do some charts have the ability to trellis and others don't? And my OCD one, is why is the order of symbols…

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Did you try using the BeastMode in my last post as the sorting column?

I like @DashboardDude 's variable suggestion. I went down a couple other rabbit holes that weren't working. I'll write up my implementation of his idea, but all credit to his idea. This is my dummy data, where each lender has some different number of loans each year: Without any variables or filters, my table would look…

I missed in the title that you wanted this on a grouped bar chart. When you say "total row count", I'm betting you mean the total by group, not necessarily a different metric. @GrantSmith had a nice way of doing this he showed off in a Demo Slam a while back: https://streamyard.com/watch/zbwyn3HvPKd3 I posted an idea a…

The table is currently sorted in descending order: 757, 305, 175, … Domo sorts by rows, so it summed the first group of rows, (Next Year), and sorted based on those. If you want to sort on an all-time total for the month, you'll need to create a separate BeastMode to sort on. Without knowing your data, I would guess…

In a pivot table, Totals at the end of the row are reserved for the value dimensions, so you can't have a total row or column that isn't already one of your values. But you could calculate the number of rows by group and add it to the Rows dimension. In this example, I created a BeastMode to count the number of rows by…

@DashboardDude's solution works if you want those headers on the left side of the row to be all the same color. If you want different colors, do this: Turn on "Apply color rules to headers" Select color rules for your Rows dimension, and then overwrite them with your Values measure, making sure to put your Value as the…

Maybe AI is the answer, but I find it interesting no one is saying they have successfully used AI to do this, just that it seems like AI should be good for this. Each ad hoc data request is an opportunity to learn and build connection. What are your stakeholders curious about? Why can’t your current views answer the…

Maybe AI is the answer, but I find it interesting no one is saying they have successfully used AI to do this, just that it seems like AI should be good for this. Each ad hoc data request is an opportunity to learn and build connection. What are your stakeholders curious about? Why can’t your current views answer the…

Mega-Tables have arrows/numbers that show which columns are sorted: Are you talking about something in addition to that?

Sorry, I somehow missed this question last year, but it's a fairly simple (if tedious) extension. If you want to filter for if any of your 10 columns contain a string, you could just add ORs to the BeastMode. I'll show it with 3 columns: CASE WHEN Text_Variable IS NULL THEN 'Include' WHEN Text_Variable = 'Default Text'…

I agree with this approach, and I would add you can use variable linking now, if that pick-list needs to be dynamic: https://www.domo.com/product/new-features/slicer-card-and-variable-linking And I would say this discussion is more relevant to the OP:

Yes, it would be great to place filters next to tabs

Yes, 100% agree these would all be great. I would add better grouping headers, where they can be above a group, not to the left of a group, taking up an entire column of space. Oh, and smarter text-wrapping/row heights, where if one row needs to text wrap, it doesn't blow up the row height for all the rows. That said, I…