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This is the part of your answer I'm most curious about: I've worked for several Domo customers and have tried to conduct these sort of experiments with varying degrees of success. That's the sort of thing I look for when I try to discern AI-hype from AI-reality. Has the person advocating this AI tool used it in the real…

Yeah, it does feel like a lot of the different card types were developed separately and no one ever ever bothered to check they all have comparable features or speak the same design language. My big one is why do some charts have the ability to trellis and others don't? And my OCD one, is why is the order of symbols…

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Did you try using the BeastMode in my last post as the sorting column?

I like @DashboardDude 's variable suggestion. I went down a couple other rabbit holes that weren't working. I'll write up my implementation of his idea, but all credit to his idea. This is my dummy data, where each lender has some different number of loans each year: Without any variables or filters, my table would look…

I missed in the title that you wanted this on a grouped bar chart. When you say "total row count", I'm betting you mean the total by group, not necessarily a different metric. @GrantSmith had a nice way of doing this he showed off in a Demo Slam a while back: https://streamyard.com/watch/zbwyn3HvPKd3 I posted an idea a…

The table is currently sorted in descending order: 757, 305, 175, … Domo sorts by rows, so it summed the first group of rows, (Next Year), and sorted based on those. If you want to sort on an all-time total for the month, you'll need to create a separate BeastMode to sort on. Without knowing your data, I would guess…

In a pivot table, Totals at the end of the row are reserved for the value dimensions, so you can't have a total row or column that isn't already one of your values. But you could calculate the number of rows by group and add it to the Rows dimension. In this example, I created a BeastMode to count the number of rows by…

@DashboardDude's solution works if you want those headers on the left side of the row to be all the same color. If you want different colors, do this: Turn on "Apply color rules to headers" Select color rules for your Rows dimension, and then overwrite them with your Values measure, making sure to put your Value as the…

Maybe AI is the answer, but I find it interesting no one is saying they have successfully used AI to do this, just that it seems like AI should be good for this. Each ad hoc data request is an opportunity to learn and build connection. What are your stakeholders curious about? Why can’t your current views answer the…

Maybe AI is the answer, but I find it interesting no one is saying they have successfully used AI to do this, just that it seems like AI should be good for this. Each ad hoc data request is an opportunity to learn and build connection. What are your stakeholders curious about? Why can’t your current views answer the…

Mega-Tables have arrows/numbers that show which columns are sorted: Are you talking about something in addition to that?

Sorry, I somehow missed this question last year, but it's a fairly simple (if tedious) extension. If you want to filter for if any of your 10 columns contain a string, you could just add ORs to the BeastMode. I'll show it with 3 columns: CASE WHEN Text_Variable IS NULL THEN 'Include' WHEN Text_Variable = 'Default Text'…

I agree with this approach, and I would add you can use variable linking now, if that pick-list needs to be dynamic: https://www.domo.com/product/new-features/slicer-card-and-variable-linking And I would say this discussion is more relevant to the OP:

Yes, it would be great to place filters next to tabs

Yes, 100% agree these would all be great. I would add better grouping headers, where they can be above a group, not to the left of a group, taking up an entire column of space. Oh, and smarter text-wrapping/row heights, where if one row needs to text wrap, it doesn't blow up the row height for all the rows. That said, I…

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Proof Below are all the ideas and questions I found that would be directly addressed by my proposal. I would wager this is not comprehensive, so feel free to add any that I missed in the comments. Ideas 3 votes in 2026: 18 votes in 2025: 60 votes from 2024, with active comments as recent as this month (and marked "In…

Here's another idea I missed with 12 votes from 2023. It's been in the backlog since 2024 with a note that, "We are looking at enhancing color rules to handle cases like this." I think the most Domo-esque way to do this would be in the Pivot Table card, in addition to Rows/Columns/Values, add an option for a "Series" or…

@warrenrebello Were you able to get a card that both applied color rules to individual cells and was sortable?

I have not had any problem with Views/Views Explorer this week. Is this problem on all datasets or just certain datasets? Sometimes, if something about your original data changed, like a column changing a name, that can break down-flow dataset views. Is this for existing dataset views or for when you try to create a new…

Since both @BenSchein and @ckwright commented here, I thought it would be worthwhile to point out that this is a near-duplicate of an idea that already has 60 votes from 2024, with active comments as recent as this month (and marked "In Review" since 2024… I'm not sure King James Bible had as lengthy a review process…):…

This is fixed.

My understanding is that filters will apply to all datasets on the page that have a common field name. If you filter the SQ # column, it will filter that column in any dataset that has a column with that same name. No, it doesn't seem like you can set a default dataset on the page filters. It seems to always default back…

@ckwright, would know better than me, but I thought this would be true for the legend but not for the summary number. Not removing the legend of the card that you're clicking on makes some sense, because the legend can also be clicked on as an interactive filter, so it gives you another way to click/unclick the fields, and…

I thought they had turned the "last updated off" based on this post: But it seems like it's just been removed it from the main Workspaces page, but not on all the underlying objects within the workspace. So the problem has just been moved down a level. I have folders that say they were last updated 2 weeks ago, even though…

I don't think this is currently possible. I was trying to think of an approach that would achieve a similar effect, and the closest I got was using a variable to switch how the pie chart is broken down. Instead of Active/Non-Active, I used this sales dataset with 3 product categories. When the variable is set to all, then…

I've been reflecting on this, and I think I have a mixed reaction. On the one hand, I would love more customizability on the cards, but on the other hand, customization —> complexity —> barrier to entry. One of Domo's strengths is a low barrier to entry (not because of AI, but because of the core product), so I could see…

Okay, so it seems like your question is less about the MoM and YoY calculations and more about the filtering so it just shows the most recent month based on the user's filter. My first thought is that if you've already got the data structured with MoM and YoY calculated for each month, and you want the user to view one…

@GrantSmith is the king of this and has a great write-up I'll link to at bottom. His approach allows for a lot of flexibility in grain, etc, so might even be more complicated then what you need. The way I would approach this is to calculated the MoM and YoY and YtD for every month in the dataset in the ETL itself. So each…