How to apply a filter across 2 data sources with filter column having diff names in the data sources

I have a column called Frequency (values could be daily, weekly, monthly) in data source 1 and a column called Cadence (values could be daily, weekly, monthly) in data source 2.

How can I join these two columns to apply the filter on both data sources?

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  • GrantSmith
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    You’ll need to rename them so they have the same name. You could just save a beast mode to the dataset where you have it just return the other column

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  • GrantSmith
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    No, if you can change the names so they're the same in the backed then you won't need to create a new field / beast mode to do your filtering.

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  • GrantSmith
    GrantSmith Coach
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    You’ll need to rename them so they have the same name. You could just save a beast mode to the dataset where you have it just return the other column

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  • vash
    vash Member
    edited December 2022

    @GrantSmith - Thanks. I am new to Domo. I just renamed it to have a common name across both data sources. What formula should I put in the beast mode?

  • If you have dataset A with Field1 and Dataset B with Field2 then create a beast mode on the card using dataset B and call it Field1. Then have it return the value Field2

    `Field2`
    
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  • @GrantSmith - do I still need to create this beast mode after I have changed my backend data sources to have same column name in both?

  • GrantSmith
    GrantSmith Coach
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    No, if you can change the names so they're the same in the backed then you won't need to create a new field / beast mode to do your filtering.

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