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Is there an option to share cards on social media?

Hi,

I'm still in the trial version so this may just be a feature that I cannot see yet, but after you embed a card/dashboard into a web page, is there an out of the box way to set up the cards to be shared onto the different social media platforms? I don't see any on the embedded examples that Domo has on their site.

cynthial

1

Re: How to select which Metric should go on Line in a Line + Bar Graph?

Domo takes the first value and sets it as the line for this chart, so you could create a beast mode that ranks your KPI values. You could do something like this:

CASE WHEN KPI = 'Website Cart Revenue'

THEN 1

ELSE 2

END

Then you can put this beast mode in the sorting section under the filter section. This should make the Website Cart Revenue KPI the first value and show up as the line! You can also assign specific number values to the rest of your KPIs if you want them in a specific order too.

jdorsch2

2

Re: How to select which Metric should go on Line in a Line + Bar Graph?

Hi @SaloniShah ,

I made a video for you to show you how I did it: https://www.loom.com/share/274a18fccf744eb789818ad70d4245e9

John Le

You're only one dashboard away.

More video solutions at: https://www.dashboarddudes.com/pantry

DashboardDude

1

Re: Variable holding a list

This is an interesting ask. I'm not aware of a way to do this with variables. I would probably recommend adding this data to the dataset via an ETL and then you could use a combination of filter cards (one for region and one for Country) to accomplish this on a dashboard. However, maybe you could reach out to @chucki to discuss your use case. He may have something cooking in the beta program that we don't know about :)

ST_Superman

1

Re: Counting the occurrence of a certain character in string

yes.

calculate the length of your string.

then subtract the length of your string if you replace the search character with a blank.

ex. length('mf_string') - length(replace( 'mf_string', 'M', ''))

jaeW_at_Onyx

3

Re: Please help me write this filter formula:

In picture 1, I think you need to make it a nested case statement. The way case statements work, they exit once they find a condition that is true. A nested case statement would look like this:

CASE WHEN condition1 THEN 

     CASE WHEN condition2 THEN 'Include'

     ELSE 'Exclude'

     END

ELSE 'Exclude'

END

MarkSnodgrass

1