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Re: Beast Mode
You need a few helper columns to acheive this. The first is the ID, the second is the revision number. assuming the revision number is in chronological order (highest number being the one you want to count) then you can add another column that finds the maximum revision number by ID. Lastly, create a function that reads the maximum revision number and the actual revision number, and produces a 0 if it is not the maximum, and a 1 if it is the maximum. Filter off anything that is not equal to the maximum id revision, then count distinct ID values.
This can be done in magic ETL and in Beastmode.
beast mode for finding the maximum revision number by id: max(`revision_number`) over(`id`)
beast mode for determining if the current revision number is equal to the max: case when `revision_number` = max(`revision_number`) over(`id`) then 1 else 0
filter off anything that is a 0 in your card
beastmode to count distinct IDs: count(distinct `id`)
This is just one of many ways to solve the problem.
nmizzell
Shopify Sessions or Visitors
I'm trying to connect to Shopify Visitors or Sessions data. Has anyone tapped into this part of Shopify?
Re: is there a way to create a bar inside bar chart (similar to nested bar chart)?
@VicenteS I suggest checking out the Bullet Chart type:
Re: Case when for 0-30, 31-60 aging buckets
@KristiKovacs try removing 'day' from your DATEDIFF's. In Domo, DATEDIFF just does days by default. I tested it out using DATEDIFF with day and nothing popped up and then removed it and the number of days populated correctly.
Re: Data label %'s and quick filters
This seems like a use case for fixed functions. I would look through the examples in this KB article and see if one of them matches your use case.
https://domo-support.domo.com/s/article/4408174643607?language=en_US
Re: Stacked Grouped bar chart
Agree with @MichelleH that this sounds pretty busy. You might look into using the Trellis Categories on a bar chart to help break it up.




