Target a specific card value using ID or something.

The answer is yes, but you will need to make a specific DDX brick that emits a message that you can have the parent application listen for.

Here is some example react code to listen on the frontend, however a complimentary Domo DDX brick would need to be made to send the "uniqueParticipantCount" message to your application.

I've done a lot of toying around with Domo Everywhere and "emitting" and "listening" is the only way to do what you are requesting (through usage of a DDX brick or Domo Enterprise App).

I would guess building a DDX brick that does that would only take like 20 hours or so if you have a custom code developer on the team. Feel free to DM me if you need help though on building one out.

For everyone else I made a quick little DDX brick script to do what I said you could do above:

//Available globalsvar domo = window.domo; var datasets = window.datasets;
var fields = ["state", "revenue"];var groupby = ["state"];var query = `/data/v1/${datasets[0]}?fields=${fields.join()}&groupby=${groupby.join()}`;domo.get(query).then(handleResult);
function handleResult(data) { let isNewYorkRevenueLow = data.reduce((row, i, total) => { console.log("row.state",row) if (row.state === "New York") { return total + row.revenue; } return total; }, 0);
if (isNewYorkRevenueLow < 2000) { const message = "New York Revenue is below 2000!"; window.parent.postMessage(message, "https://clearsquare-co-partner.domo.com"); // Replace "http://example.com" with the origin of the parent } console && console.log(isNewYorkRevenueLow);}