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Re: Filter by Rank?
Yes, you can use the "Limit Rows" option to only show the number of items you want:
In this example, only the top 10 products are displayed, but the total still shows the overall total for the time period
Re: Faceted Bar Chart Labels
My understanding of the faceted bar chart is that it is good for combining charts that are measuring the same thing. In this case, it looks like you are measuring three different things at once. Since the top two are both looking at a count of opportunities or evals, those will probably work okay in a faceted chart, but I think the problem is coming from the last value. I would explore other chart types, or consider breaking this data into multiple cards to deliver this information.
Re: BULK templates for Domo table forms
This has been requested by several areas. Bulk upload only exists for basic forms, but the really powerful forms - the ones based on table cards - they are not updatable by bulk upload.
Re: Card not reflecting updated Dataset/Dataflow updates
I would then check what filters you have in place that might be keeping the data from being displayed. Check your date range filter and see if it has some hard-coded between dates or other date range limitations. Check your filters and try temporarily removing all of them and see if your new data shows.
Re: Change value formatting based on KPI selected in variable
To my knowledge, is not possible to programmatically change units like that. I've done very messy string manipulations doing what you described but I don't recommend it and your totals won't work.
Re: How to create a stacked bar chart?
I have found lately that when I change chart types, the fields to use don't automatically change to match the chart type until I drag a field into one of the areas. Once I do that, the appropriate fields show up. Seems like this is what @muahmmad_zaidi dealing with as well. It's a nuisance bug that will hopefully be resolved in future releases.
Re: What function will help me determine a variable part of text?
You can use a CASE statement with a LIKE operator to determine if the word Delivery is in your string:
CASE WHEN `field` LIKE '%Delivery%' THEN 'True' ELSE 'False' END
If you want to have it case insensitive you can use ILIKE instead of LIKE



