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Integrate with Monday.com
Do you know if there is an extension that allows us to integrate with "Monday.com" or any plans in the future to implement this?
Re: How to import Several XMLs from SharePoint in 1 setup?
Currently this isn't possible with the direct Share point connector. You'd need to script this yourself to automatically ingest all of the files.
Re: How to import Several XMLs from SharePoint in 1 setup?
You'd need to utilize a scripting language like Python and the Domo and Sharepoint SDKs to programmatically query your folder, pull and parse the data and then ingest it into your Domo instance. There isn't a tutorial on how to do this specific use case but you could reference the documentation for each of the different SDKs.
Alternatively you could attempt to write a custom connector that would support importing multiple files. There's some documentation on this at https://developer.domo.com
Both options are going to be very technical.
Re: Please URGENT ***Dashboard on DOMO***
I suggest you check out this article on some of Domo's Period-over-Period chart types: https://domo-support.domo.com/s/article/360042924834?language=en_US
If it has to be in table format, then this write-up by @GrantSmith also has some helpful tips for making your own PoP comparisons: https://dojo.domo.com/main/discussion/53481/a-more-flexible-way-to-do-period-over-period-comparisons
Re: How to get the time difference between completed and originated on 8 hour shift minus weekends
Hi @Devin_Garrison are you trying to get to the difference by minute or hour or day?
Details about, and alternatives to, the DataSet query API
I gave the datasets/query/execute v1 API a try today, and have a few questions:
* What idiom of SQL is this using? It took me some time to get the name escaping done in a way that Domo tolerated.
* Is there any dedicated documentation on the system, other than the sparse details I've found at
https://developer.domo.com/docs/dataset-api-reference/dataset#Query%20a%20DataSet
* Is there a way to get the results as something other than an array of JSON objects, like TSV/CSV, or something else a bit more compact?
* Are there better, more recent alternatives to datasets/query for querying DataSets?
Thanks!


