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Re: CRM Connection - Importing the object ID instead of the field value
One possible explanation for this behavior is that the data connector you are using to extract data from Microsoft CRM is not properly mapping the field values to your data set. To address this issue, you may want to double-check the mapping settings for your data connector and ensure that the correct fields are being mapped to the correct columns in your data set.
Alternatively, it is also possible that the object IDs are being intentionally used in Microsoft CRM for certain fields, and the corresponding values may not be directly accessible via the API. In such cases, you may need to use a different method to obtain the values for those fields, such as using custom code or working with Microsoft support to identify a solution.
If you're still having trouble resolving this issue, I recommend reaching out to Domo's customer support team for further assistance.
LWalker
Re: Stack-Bar Line Graphs
You can set your y-axis to be your total number / metric and then use two beast modes to calculate each of your two buckets for your bar, dragging each beast mode into your series section of your chart.
Re: Stack-Bar Line Graphs
Should be something like below:
CASE WHEN `field` = 'Bucket 1 Value' THEN `value` END
You can then use the aggregation options if you want to do a sum / min / max / avg. Just make sure you change the logic for your two different buckets
Re: Jason Altenburg - RXA
I'm excited to follow your journey with Oaks Village. That's awesome!
Daniel Galley - SharkNinja
Hi all, I'm from Los Angeles but relocated to El Paso, TX during the pandemic!
I've worked in IT for 20+ years and also had a bit of a career in the music industry as a recording engineer.
Prior to joining SharkNinja, I implemented Domo at Walker Advertising and served as their Major Domo. I've been a Domo Sapien since late 2018.
Outside of work, I love music, playing piano, playing poker, trivia, and movies!
dgalley
Anna Yardley -- Community Manager at Domo
Hello everyone!
My name is Anna Yardley, I'm the Community Forums Manager here at Domo. I love meeting and connecting with customers in-person whenever possible, but also utilize the Community Forums to virtually communicate everyday.
For leisure: I'm located in Utah and enjoy doing anything outdoors — hiking, boating, skiing and sports. I love planning vacations and hosting family and friends. I love card games and baking treats.
I'm excited to connect with many of you here. Thanks for engaging on the Community Forums!
Caio Pimenta | Sol De Janeiro
Hello Everyone!
My name is Caio Pimenta and I am located in Charlotte, NC but I was born and raised in São Paulo, Brazil and moved to the US for school in 2013 - never looked back since.
I currently manage Sol De Janeiro's BI department, we are consumer goods company.
As far as hobbies, I love exploring new restaurants and bars, I am always down to play sports, hiking, wake surfing etc. I love cooking, making fancy cocktails as well as beautiful latte arts.
I am excited to get know more people in the DOMO community. If you live in Charlotte, give me a shout, let's connect!
Here is my personal website & linkedin!
Re: Grouping into one Row
Hi @user063136
A quick hack would be to aggregate these columns in Analyzer with a max() function which would cause Yes to override your 0 value. This is assuming the rest of the data you're displaying isn't unique or it's aggregated.
Re: Ranking up in the Community Forum
@AnnaYardley Is the ranking system based on the amount of points we have received? Or are those points an additional bonus based on the ranking we have received? Also, does this mean the belt system has been done away with?
damen
Grant Stowell- Community Forum Moderator at Domo
Hello all! I am Grant Stowell, one of Domo's newest interns! I grew up in Orem, UT and now live right next door in Provo. I am currently studying PR at Utah Valley University. I am so excited to be apart of the Domo community and to learn from all of you.
My hobbies include spending time with my wife and son, watching movies or TV shows, cooking, performing in stage plays and musicals, and playing video games.
