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Re: Daily Dataset Update via Python fails on first run each day
@GrantSmith I have since realised that my code is changing the schema and that this is the cause of the error (duh). Rather than update the schema daily, which introduces more potential for errors (I am not a smart man) I have worked around this issue by sticking to a static start date of 1st January. Then the schema only needs to be updated once a year
Re: shield and funnel icons
sorry bottom right. the cards on a dashboard and when i export into a pdf or powerpoint it is on that as well.
Re: For compliance, I need a list of dashboards and their associated cards.
@ALee I suggest checking out the Domo Governance Connector. There is a report on that connector called "Cards and Datasets" that includes the information you're looking for, along with the dataset for each card. You can export that dataset to CSV or Excel to audit what cards are on each page.
Re: For compliance, I need a list of dashboards and their associated cards.
I haven't seen this specifically.
Not sure if it will help but if you choose "More" from the top navigation bar and have admin grants, you can navigate to the "Cards" option listed under the Content section which will give you a list of all cards and associated dashboards or "Pages".
URL -> `/admin/cards`
Re: For compliance, I need a list of dashboards and their associated cards.
@ALee What kind of file format do you want to export?
Re: Set the default value of date type Variable to current date or today's date
I agree this is a must have.
Thanks
Marialisa
Re: Set the default value of date type Variable to current date or today's date
I would relly urgently need this functionality for a customer project,
and specifically I would need to have the possibilty to select the current month or week 😃
please 🙏
Thank you very much!
Re: Form Builder and Form Viewer Transformation
You are on the right track. I use form builder/viewer and here is what the main part of my ETL looks like that gets the data structured like you want.
I first filter to submitted entries by filtering to where submitted = true. This eliminates where people started filling it out, but then abandoned it.
The select columns tile reduces it down to the necessary columns that I am interested in.
In the pivot tile, start with this:
In the lower section, you will tell it what to look for an what to call it. In section 4, enter in the name of the field that you want to pivot exactly as it was entered in your form builder (including capitalization and punctuation.) For example, if you had a question in your form that said , "How many years of experience do you have?", you would need to enter that exact text in section 4. In section 3, you assign what name you want to give it as a column heading. I make 3 & 4 the same so there is no confusion as to what question it represents. Here is what some of mine look like.
This will get your data in the structure you want. You can use additional tiles like Formula or Alter Columns to change these new columns to specific data types to make it easier to build cards off of.
Hope this helps.






