MarkSnodgrass Coach

Unfortunately, the smart text doesn't allow for that in the card title. I have utilized the summary number to display this information. You can create a beast mode that utilizes the CONCAT function and your MAX date to do it. Something like this: CONCAT('Open date max date is', MAX(opendate))

Adding a PARTITION BY would do it. Perhaps by WEEKNUMBER(datefield)

How does a user access the pro-code editor? I'm not sure where to look for it.

To get rid of dates that are older than today, you would want to modify this statement to look like this: CASE WHEN DATEDIFF(MAX(Billing Month New),CURRENT_DATE()) >=0 AND DATEDIFF(MAX(Billing Month New),CURRENT_DATE()) < 60 THEN 'Program Ending' ELSE 'All good' END

Hard to say for sure without seeing your data, but something like this might work: CASE WHEN DATEDIFF(MAX(billingdate),CURRENT_DATE()) < 60 THEN 'Program Ending' ELSE 'All good' END You can then drag this into your filters and filter to Program Ending. Your table card would need to have your program name and then your…

I have been using this one for a few years now for earthquakes from the USGS. https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/feed/v1.0/summary/all_month.csv You can use the CSV Advanced Connector as set it up as an HTTP Request. Hurricane data has been trickier. You can get a CSV file from here:…

I haven't found very many good pre-built weather connectors myself. If you find a good API to query, you can use something like the Jupyter Notebook to pull in the data and create a weather dataset and then use Magic ETL to join that to your property data based on date and location.

This thread may be relevant to you as far as the colored directional arrow. I made this video a while back about the color options in Domo. It may be helpful to you.

You could potentially do this using Domo bricks. It's going to require a fair amount of Javascript and the Phoenix chart libraries to switch it based on your different types. If you aren't skilled in Javascript, it's going to be quite challenging.

I would suggest hiding the legend with the chart properties and then using the data label settings to show the information that would be in the legend, but within the pie slice, which would allow you to use the tooltip field and show a negative number.

The pie chart is going to have a hard time determining a percent of total, and the size of each pie slice, with a negative number. If all your numbers are negative, you could try creating a beast mode and multiplying the value by -1, or use the ABS() function to force it to be positive. You can then drag that beast mode…

That would be nice. I would suggest it as an idea exchange. It will bring in the descriptions if you utilize the dataset schema to write descriptions on columns. I have been doing that before going over to the AI Readiness section as I find that area quicker to fill out and then the descriptions are also available for card…

Have you run it through and looked at the completed output dataset? I have found the preview within Magic ETL to be misleading on date/times.

did you look in the data center under datasets? That is where I have seen them as I often include them in a Magic ETL dataflow.

I think you might want to do some troubleshooting to see what is actually in there. I would suggest creating a beast mode that uses the INSTR() function will return the character number for the searched character. I think you should look for a single quote and as well as a full quote. To look for a full quote use this:…

One way you can connect your Azure SQL database to Domo is through Domo Workbench. You can create an ODBC connection to your database and then use that connection in Workbench. Workbench allows for a lot of scheduling options and transfers the data securely.…

An easy way to get accurate counts of this is to break up your lists into individual items, with each item in its own row. You can do this dynamically in Magic ETL using this process:

I am not a fan of regex as I find it difficult to read, maintain and troubleshoot. I would suggest the following: Take this example: I use the formula tile and start by using the RIGHT() and INSTR() to find the starting position of Amount USD: I then use the SPLIT_PART() function to look for the amount by getting the…

@Domolex welcome to the forum (and there are no bad questions here). It is certainly smart to first try and build what you need off the source dataset and see if you can skip the ETL execution. To count distinct event ids you can create a beast mode that looks like this: COUNT(DISTINCT eventid) You can put your date on the…

I would check two things. First, make sure that the name of the field that is used in the dropdown filter is the same name of the field in the dataset that is powering the card. It is case sensitive. If the same dataset is powering the dropdown filter and the card, this shouldn't be an issue, but thought I would mention…

In order to add 3 days to the current date you would want to write it like this: DATE_ADD(CURRENT_DATE(), interval 3 day)

In your values section, if you click on the pencil for the percent beast mode you put in there and then click on Total, you can click the checkbox that says hide total. This will hide the total values from appearing for that field. However, the column heading will still appear. I feel like the fact that the heading still…

In your ETL, click on the Append Tile and then choose Include All Columns. This will allow all columns from all appended datasets to to be included. You can also review the other options available in the dropdown list to see if one is a better option for you.

I took your sample times and was able to add them up using the following in Magic ETL: Your group by would likely look different than mine, likely some sort of event id or something. I used split_part to break out the individual time elements and get a total number of seconds and then use the group by to sum it up. The…

I would use the UNIX_TIMESTAMP function for both of your datetimes, which will convert them into numbers. You can then easily subtract the two to get the number of seconds between the two and then use the SEC_TO_TIME function to convert it back to a time format. UNIX_TIMESTAMPIf called with no argument, returns a Unix…

Typically this message will show up in table cards where you are trying to display every row in a dataset. Domo can sum up millions of rows in a bar graph without that message displaying. Do you have something in your series or sorting that is not allowing the graph to aggregate? If there are still a high number of rows…

You can use the Domo Workbench app to do this. It is a small installable application that can do scheduling for you. You could potentially use the OneDrive Connector if you use OneDrive and your are storing locally in a OneDrive location.

Do you have anything in the sorting section in Analyzer? That will keep like items from being grouped together.

I only have experience working with SVGs for custom charts but geoJSON is supported. You can read about it here: https://domo-support.domo.com/s/article/360042924454?language=en_US Here's a video on creating a custom chart.

You will want to use this method that I outline in this video to break them up dynamically since you don't know how many there will be. @MayaU_01