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Re: How do detag a column
@NathanDorsch I ran into the same thing when I tested. This is probably an issue for Domo Support.
Re: How do detag a column
@MarkSnodgrass I am seeing the same in my instance as @NathanDorsch
Re: How do detag a column
@MarkSnodgrass @NathanDorsch I am an admin in my instance. I can click the 3 dots on datasets/dataflows but not on dataset fields.
Re: How do detag a column
so I checked another dataset I exclusively own and sure enough, I was able to do what you suggested, @MarkSnodgrass So, maybe the fact that multiple people own this dataset is preventing me from editing the tags... which is just odd.
Re: How do detag a column
@NathanDorsch Can you send a screenshot of what you see when you click on the tag?
Re: Quick way to determine number of unique values per column
@NathanDorsch Yes, if you want to know the number of unique values in each field then you will need a distinct count.
Re: Are Rank functions case-insensitive?
@AndreiA Is there a pattern of when a character would be uppercase vs lowercase in your id field? If so, you could create a secondary concatenated id to use for ranking. For example, if the last character is uppercase for Product A and lowercase for Product B you could use a formula like this to create your new partition id:
case when `Product` = 'A' then concat(`id`,'A') when `Product` = 'B' then concat(`id`,'B') end
Re: Quick way to determine number of unique values per column
@NathanDorsch You could use a PivotTable card to export, but you would still have to create a count(distinct) beast mode for all 400 fields.
Re: Quick way to determine number of unique values per column
@NathanDorsch You can see some high-level statistics for each column in the Data tab of your dataset by toggling the statistics icon to the left of the column headers
