I'd recommend creating a new stream and uploading each excel document as part of the stream and then close out your stream. Domo has a Python example on how to use streams here:

Is the value actually NULL or is it a string value of "{null}"

Are you passing in the User ID (not the user name or email but the Domo internal user id) for the user's role you want to update?

@Ashleigh has used Course Builder heavily in the past but I'm not sure how well it's maintained currently. I'd reach out to your AE or support if you have questions

You'll need two different apps currently. I'd recommend logging an idea in the idea exchange to allow for more granular app page level access.

You can use a beast mode to do a running total: SUM(SUM(`Metric`)) OVER (ORDER BY `Date`)

Try using a Grouped Line + Bar Chart under vertical chart types.

Currently these aren't exposed to the AI readiness. I'd recommend logging an idea in the idea exchange.

Currently there isn't ut you can log an idea in the idea exchange. Alternatively you could have a notebook card with the card title in it and change the interaction of the notebook card to go to a URL on click and then hide the title one the card in the dashboard.

You should be able to filter on the beast mode if you're saved the beast mode to the dataset. Is it saved to the card only or to the dataset?

Currently there isn't but I'd recommend logging an idea in the idea exchange to get this on their radar.

Last I checked, Amazon doesn't expose the purchase orders via their Vendor Central API so you can't pull that information via the connector.

I'd recommend trying using partitions so that if you have updated data or data being removed it'll take into account. You'll just need to make sure your entire data for each partition is being ingested otherwise you may lose data. If you have a specific key you can identify unique rows with then using an upsert may be an…

I run into this issue consistently as well. You can log an idea in the Idea Exchange to increase the timeout of the IDE. Ideally they allow us to develop locally and utilize our own IDEs.

Can you provide a sample/anonymized data table of how your data is structured to help us better understand your use case?

What are you wanting to do with Microsoft Teams as part of your workflow?

I don't believe there is. I'd recommend logging a ticket in the idea exchange. Alternatively you can redo your underlying data architecture to give yourself more control over how the data is displayed by using a custom period over period ETL. I've written about this here:…

What type of error are you getting? APIs can have many different types of errors with different resolutions. Are you reviewing the API's documentation to pass authentication and requests properly? The JSON No Code connector is one I'll utilize for connecting to another JSON API endpoint

How did it not work? Did it return the wrong numbers or not return anything?

If they're always in the same position with the same ' - ' separator you can use SPLIT_PART SPLIT_PART(`string`, ' - ', 7) SPLIT_PART(`string`, ' - ', 8)

I'd recommend reviewing the KB article about embedding content outside of Domo: This outlines your options and how to get it setup.

I'd recommend logging a ticket with Domo Support for them to look into their connector.

How are you calling this API? Are you using a Jupyter Notebook or a workflow? A Python tile in an ETL?

You'll need to log a ticket with Domo Support to have them assist you with this backend issue.

The supported pydomo package doesn't have a way to do this however you can monitor the network traffic when saving or creating a new SQL dataflow to get an idea of the API endpoints you can call with a package like requests to call these endpoints. You'll need to make sure you have a developer token and pass it along as a…

You could leverage the DomoStat datasets to get dataflow inputs and dataflow outputs, join them together where the DataFlow IDs are the same and the dataset IDs are the same, this will give you a list of recursive dataflows.

You could leverage the DomoStat datasets to get dataflow inputs and dataflow outputs, join them together where the DataFlow IDs are the same and the dataset IDs are the same, this will give you a list of recursive dataflows.

@paddylillard - Glad this post brought you a solution! Thanks for sharing the steps you used to find the proper email address. It'll be helpful for others who are having this same issue.

When a date is imported into Domo it's assumed that it's UTC. If you want to treat it as a date then you'll need to import it as a date. If the date doesn't align with what you're expecting due to the time zones then you'll need to use a Timezone transform and import it with the timezone your source system is set with.…

In your schema you can define it as a STRING instead of a DATETIME so it'll import the characters exactly as defined.