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Hi @PD , If the calculation is a field in the API, then Domo can pull it. So yeah I'd do all your complex calculations upstream and then pull in that field into Domo using the JSON API connector. Let me know if that makes sense
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Hi @fhtechllc, So you just want to print one row of data? If so, I don't think you can do so with the way you described. HOWEVER, another way would be to just have a dropdown of a filter for a specific dispute and then you can print that page. Hope this helps.
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Big congrats @colemenwilson. I want to be you when I grow up.
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Also requesting in person. I'd love to see a panel or Domo Innovators or something so people know who to ask in the community for what.
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@NDoyle , Glad it helped! I know the stubbornness route well so wanted to save you a headache. Please mark my solution as helpful when you can
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@NDoyle Let me know if this helps:
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@lbg123 Got it. Hope this helps:
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Hi @Jbrorby , For picture 1, it could also be that the page just has so many cards on it, it's stalling out. I'd do what @GrantSmith suggested and just get rid of the plug in and reinstall.
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Hi @lbg123 When you say previous 7 days, is that a rolling 7 day avg you're looking for or are you looking for avg 7 days from today? For instance, today is July 11, so do you mean from July 4 - July 11th? If it's July 1, do you not need to see an average then or do you want the average from June 23- June 30?
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Hi @ccc123 , Here's my video on how to do rates: and here's my video on time comparisons: Just for you or anyone who wants to see for future reference
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I opened this and I thought I was looking at a map of the game Risk.
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Thanks @trafalger for the shoutout. @ccc123 let me know if you have questions too!
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Hi @Aag2023 When you use file upload, you actually need to select the tab you want to import first. So if you have 3 tabs, you'll have to import each at a time. THEN, at the ETL you can choose that input to use. Same would be with Google Sheets- you have to select the tab you want to import before you use it in the ETL
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Ah okay @nshively then yeah your best bet is to do the heatmap as a table. You can also choose "Diverging" and make numbers above zero green or something and below 0 red.
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Hi @nshively, If you're open to it, I would suggest using the heat map table instead of the table with heat map options. I know sounds confusing. It's like hearing "a rectangle is a square, but a square is not a rectangle" Anyway, I made you a video to show you how to do so:
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Hi @Seth , One thing you can do is just make a card as a filter and then take out Admissions_email as an option in dashboard 2. I made you a video to show you:
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Hi @EdOsorio , So I don't know if you can make a dependent variable and put that into the title. However, to do something similar to what you're asking for, I will usually do this method
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Hi @ArborRose , Just remove the field from the optional group by
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Hi @EdOsorio , I think I understand what you're trying to do, but not 100% sure. I took an attempt so let me know if this is what you're looking for
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Hi @jrtomici , Would you be open to making just one dataset that combines all the datasets you need?
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Hi @RB1 , Do you have Domo everywhere? I have some clients that are agencies and they embed their client's dashboard onto their website, but use Domo everywhere to hide the filter bar so that their clients cannot adjust the main filtered view. John Le You're only one dashboard away. More video solutions at:…
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Hi @gtam , I just checked my BigQuery instance and I think you need Editor or above access. John Le You're only one dashboard away. More video solutions at: https://www.dashboarddudes.com/pantry
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Hi @SaloniShah , I made a video for you to show you how I did it: John Le You're only one dashboard away. More video solutions at: https://www.dashboarddudes.com/pantry
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Hi @jkellams , I made you a video on how to do this: https://www.loom.com/share/5ce03a817b5a49c8b3b76b5f29bccb36 So you need to do some text formatting, but you can get the result. John Le You're only one dashboard away. More video solutions at: https://www.dashboarddudes.com/pantry
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Hi @Tommy , Is this still an issue? If so, can you share a screenshot of what the concat formula looks like and the error? John Le You're only one dashboard away. More video solutions at: https://www.dashboarddudes.com/pantry
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Hi @svetlana , Yes! Very possible. ETLs actually have a hidden section called Data Science where you can do a bunch of analysis like forecasting, clustering, etc. If you don't have it, you may need to talk to your AE about it. I think it's an upcharge, but if you're using the Consumption Model for billing it should be…
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This is my favorte post John Le You're only one dashboard away. More video solutions at: https://www.dashboarddudes.com/pantry
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Hi @kpmwinston , Hmm I don't think a Domo ETL join will automatically pick up which columns to use to do the join. You'll have to map them independently as 3 separte joins in the same step, but once you do it you're done! John Le You're only one dashboard away. More video solutions at: https://www.dashboarddudes.com/pantry
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Hi @RTData , I think there actually is a way to show specific views, but you need to enable this whole token verification thing. If you have a Domo Rep, I would ask him/her for the advice. Sorry can't be of more help. John Le You're only one dashboard away. More video solutions at: https://www.dashboarddudes.com/pantry