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https://community-forums.domo.com/main/discussion/comment/75027#Comment_75027 I know some Bar graphs do, but it's only like "most recent month's value"
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Are any actions captured in the activity log?
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In this case I'd join to the date dimension, find all of the days between TimeOffDate and ReturnToWork and split the HoursOff between them. Similar to this: https://community-forums.domo.com/main/discussion/50754/etl-magic-join-on-date-range
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I'm not sure on this - I'd try reaching out to support and see if they can assist.
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Do you need to enable API/Connector access in Clarizen?
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What fields do you have? Do you have customer start date and customer end date? You might have to do it in a dataflow, join it to a data dimension and you could calculate for each month whether a customer was active or not.
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I think only certain types of cards allow non-summary member alerts, but I've always just used summary numbers for alerts so I'm not positive. I usually just create separate cards just for having summary number based alerts
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What kind of data do you have? Do you have customer acquired/customer lost dates? You can join to a date dimension and calculate per customer per month if a customer is active or not.
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So you have the right idea with your case statement, but that statement executes on a row by row basis, so it's only comparing the date of the row to the MAX(Date) of each row. Add a MaxDate in the dataflow and then do that comparison there.
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Are you looking to have two separate values for Maintenance and Disruption and have them both displayed? Pie charts only support 1 value at a time. If you want to combine them, you can do a beast mode that is SUM(IFNULL(Maintenance, 0) + IFNULL(Disruption, 0)) and then add that to the pie chart.
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If I'm understanding correctly, I'd do a group by tile by Site, find the MAX(Latest Updated) and then do an inner join back on Site and MAX(Latest Updated) = LatestUpdated to only get the most recent rows per site.
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I've seen this most often if you accidentally aggregate an aggregate, like "SUM(Case when X = Y then SUM(Value))" and then try to filter on that
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https://community-forums.domo.com/main/discussion/comment/74803#Comment_74803 DATEDIFF(DATE, LAG(DATE) -1)
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use a DateDIFF to calculate the number of days between the dates!
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I've seen this before, usually rebooting the server fixes it.
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You are too fast @MarkSnodgrass! It accidentally submitted mid-word, haha
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Oh I see what you mean. I'm not sure if you can pass date grains via pfilters but I don't think you can
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So yup, I'd still recommend the approach in my first comment!
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Maybe I'm not understanding your question, but not sure if you need to use rank here, in MySQL I think you would just join on PlacementID and something like "existing date < = DateAdded". To do this in magic you could use a common key (like placementID), join each row to all rows and then filter them out based on dates,…
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Here's the Domo knowledge base article: https://domo-support.domo.com/s/article/360042933114?language=en_US, but I'm not sure if you can use dates there. Do you have example code?
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I'm not sure either - maybe something with partitions now that dataflows support partitioning?
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I'd try putting a space between the two just incase, like ' '. But your logic is sound, that should have worked.
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That is a great question, I feel like this might be a grant for a future or roadmap item that hasn't been properly configured.
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I don't think so but you could tag them as "Do Not Show" and then filter that out when in you're in the data center
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+1 for Domo App Studio! +10 for being in person!
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Did you try a different token to see if that fixes it?
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You'll have to do this in the dataflow! @GrantSmith and @DashboardDude gave great answers for this problem here! You'll just have to use week instead of month. https://community-forums.domo.com/main/discussion/56964/month-over-month-comparison-on-mega-table-pivot-table
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Are you using Domo groups? You could create a Location 1 and Location 2 group, create policies for both of those groups and then put the user in both of those groups.
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I don't believe that in scheduled reports that's possible, as like you said, clicking in scheduled reports brings you to Domo. You could send a card with a dataset and include a URL field in your data.
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Try using something like this, using the || as an "OR" const where = [ 'ELT_Code = HRES', 'YRMONum = 202305', 'Scenario != Forecast', 'TimeSeriesShort != FY', 'FTE_Position_Type != Actual_Active_Positions' || 'FTE_Position_Type != Another_Exclusion' || 'FTE_Position_Type != Yet_Another_Exclusion'];
