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Re: Pivot Table Static First Column
You’ll need to have a record for each rep for each day. To do this you can import the Calendar.csv from the Domo Dimensions connector. Then run a select columns on your dataset to pull just the rep name. Run that through a distinct tile. Then for both of those use two separate Add Contant tiles to add a column called Join Column and set the value to 1. Then use a join to join both datasets based on the join column. You can filter your dates to ignore ones in the future and any dates prior to the earliest sales rep date. Take this joined column dataset and left join your original dataset to it you should now have records for every rep for every day. You can then use a formula tile to do a COALESCE function to default any nulls to 0
Re: Multicolour background in multiline chart in DOMO
Hi @PankajDG, there's currently no way to add in multiple manual scale markers on a single chart. What is available is using Quantiles, which equally divides the area between your chart's minimum and maximum values (e.g. 5 quantiles = 3 regions closest to average appearing shaded). Unfortunately in breaking the chart into these regions, a single colour is only available.

Re: Get MySQL on latest version
Another significant addition to later versions is the JSON parser! Probably one of the most underrated functions added that would be especially helpful for most of our source datasets coming from connectors that cant flatten nested objects or more importantly, we bring in the data still nested to keep the row count low on each call.
Re: Joining only where Unique ID matches
What you're describing is an "inner join". You can do it in Magic ETL: https://domohelp.domo.com/hc/en-us/articles/360044876194-Magic-ETL-Tiles-Combine-Data or DataFusion: https://domohelp.domo.com/hc/en-us/articles/360043428293-Combining-DataSets-Using-DataFusion
DataFusion is simpler. All it does is join the data. Magic ETL gives you many more options for transforming your data in addition to the join.
Re: Transition from a regular PostgreSQL connector to PostgreSQL SSH connector
I think you're out of luck still on this one. Switching connector types requires a different type of credential / integration account and changing that in a dataset isn't really an accessible method. You could see if Support has any backend tricks to help accommodate...if you find out please let us know.
In the meantime if you go for a manual migration, just come up with a plan after doing an impact review using stats/governance datasets to get a checklist down. If any of those datasets to migrate have cards pointing directly at them or beast modes on them, it would be a good time to put in a prep layer transform and clean up any beasts too.

Re: Beast Mode FIXED functions multi-field question
bonk Figured out the answer right after posting. Add multiple fields using a comma. 🧐
AVG(AVG(`Score`) FIXED (FILTER ALLOW `Where Monster`,`How Monster`))
Might be helpful to add an example like this to the domohelp article.
Re: Export All Names of Beast Mode Calculations
@newbee do you have dataset access? You can get this from the Domo Governance connector using the "Beast Modes"report - then you could create a view on top to filter by the dataset you are concerned with.

Re: Ghost Beast Modes can not be viewed or archived in Beast Mode Manager
@DomoFaye I would get a support case started with the specifics on this issue so this can be investigated further.
