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Re: Division of Values
Hi @major_ace if you are looking for a simple division, try this beast mode:
sum(`ProdSales`)/sum(`SvcsSales`)
Re: Is there a dataset that shows how long a Workbench Job takes to run?
@Jack_Kaye You can access this report via the DomoStats Connector: https://domohelp.domo.com/hc/en-us/articles/360043433813-DomoStats-Connector
The DataSets History Report can be found under Settings > Details > Report
Re: Creating a Link Field in Domo
You have to add the target="_blank" tag
CONCAT('<a href="https://na132.salesforce.com/', `field_ID`, '" target="_blank"></a>')
Re: Adding Hyperlink to table values
@LiliRestrepo adding the target="_blank" argument in the HTML code should do this for you.
It would look like this:
CONCAT('<div><a href="', 'https://yourinstance.domo.com/datasources/', `Dataset ID`, '/details/overview', '"', '"target="_blank">', `Name`, '</a></div>')
^^This is one I use in our instance to provide a clickable link on dataset names.
mhouston
Re: Help with beast mode formula - "case when" with date ranges
Hi @cbreen, a couple edits to your formula:
- When you have multiple conditions you need to check, you can simply contain them with a single CASE...END. Instead of repeating "CASE", you can specify each new condition with WHEN
- You are correct that your current formula does not account for September. You can add this as an additional condition
Try something like this:
case when month(`date_purchased`) = 8 and DAYOFMONTH(`date_purchased`) >= 11 then 1 when month(`date_purchased`) = 9 then 1 when month(`date_purchased`) = 10 and DAYOFMONTH(`date_purchased`) <= 10 then 1 else 0 end
Re: Help with beast mode formula - "case when" with date ranges
@cbreen You'll want to modify it to the following:
case when month(`date_purchased`) = 8 and DAYOFMONTH(`date_purchased`) >= 11 then (
case when month(`date_purchased`) = 10 and DAYOFMONTH(`date_purchased`) <= 10 then 1 else 0) else 0 end
This will say if the date is after 8/11 then look at if it's before 10/10 and if it is then 1 else 0, but if it's before 8/11 then also 0. Since you're wanting to evaluate the second condition only if the date is after 8/11, then you need to nest the second condition in parantheses.
Re: Header Labels on Pivot Chart
The closest I have gotten to this is to put a single underscore (_) in the label to make it next to invisible. It would be nice to have more options and to optionally hide this if you want.
Re: Header Labels on Pivot Chart
@NateBI In the data label for each value field, you can put <br> and it won't remove it but it will make it blank.
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