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WE NEED YOUR FEEDBACK: What topics would you like to see at Domopalooza 2024?
Planning for Domopalooza next year is underway and Domo wants to cater sessions towards the Community wants and needs.
Help influence Domopalooza 2024 content by answering any of the following in the comments below:
- What topics would you like to see covered at Domopalooza next year?
- What features would you like to learn more about?
- What are your top challenges in Domo right now?
Show you agree with other comments by leaving "like" and "agree" reactions. Thank you!
Re: Calculated item in Domo
You can utilize what Domo calls a Beast Mode or Calculated Field. You can refer to their documentation on the Knowledge Base as a good starting point:
Also, Domo does provide a Pivot table for you to use as a visualization if you're needing that type of visualization.
Re: Any way to highlight current date on a line chart?
Another option is to make it look like the line changes color when it goes past the current date by creating two lines. I have outlined how to do it in this video. You can ignore the part about rolling averages and just focus on how I develop two lines.
Re: Congratulate our newest Community Coach, @marcel_luthi! 🎉
Congratulations @marcel_luthi! Thank you again for all that you do for the Domo community… 👏😊
Re: Domo Twitter Advanced Connector is down
This is an issue with X / Twitter's API usage restrictions coming from Domo. You'd need to reach out to Domo Support to have them help you with this specific error as it's their API connection that's being utilized to pull the data.
Re: Analyzer Data
@carthur , perhaps the column of data for the desired missing date range is missing even though rows of data with the date exist. Can you send a photo of your ETL?
Re: Analyzer Data
@carthur Are you applying any other filters to your card that could be excluding more recent data?
Re: ETL Pane
2 ways you could kind of group things together:
- You can modify the colors of lines connecting ETL tiles. You could group together tiles by giving them the same color line connectors between tiles.
- You can split an ETL into multiple ETL's and each ETL is a grouping. You can then connect the ETL "groups" together as inputs and outputs.
Also, you can copy and paste multiple tiles from one ETL to another. This is great if you have steps you are using repeatedly.
Re: ETL Pane
Here's a link to an existing Idea Exchange post to create something like a block tile which may be similar: