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Have you tried sorting based on sales in your graph and then setting the row limit (under filter and sort) to be N?
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It depends on the structure of your data and if you're able to process the data in parallel or not. Can you do it in subsections or have the different steps happen at the same time so you can utilize multiple python code tiles? Is the logic you're using in Python able to be translated back into Magic ETL with the tiles?…
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Are you authenticating as a user with admin permissions? Have you tried unselecting all of the object in the list saving, and then reselecting them again? Were any Facebook objects removed recently?
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Is it Just that one dashboard or can you create another new blank dashboard and test with that embed id to see if you run into the same error? Have you tried disabling the embed for that page and then enabling it again?
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This post I've written in the past may be beneficial for your reference on formatting different date differences with the number of days:
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You can use a Multi-Value Columns chart with two beast modes, one for -3 days and one for -4 days and use the last 4 days in your date range selection. You can use the -3 days beast mode as your gauge value and -4 days as your comparison value.
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Congrats on the MVP @colemenwilson !
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One caveat to not about the DomoStats or Domo Governance datasets is they typically only allow for running once a day which can cause real-time reporting to be difficult and inaccurate. For example if a connector is running a minute before your DomoStats data is pulled it will look like it's running for an entire day until…
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@Manasi_Panov You're wanting to do an aggregation of an aggregation (SUM [step1] of MAX [step3]) which isn't possible within a beast mode. You can only do one level of aggregation. You'd need to pre-aggregate your data in an ETL before attempting to do an aggregate within a beast mode.
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When you created your client id and secret for Domo (@ developer.domo.com) Did you select the dataset scope? Does the user you logged into the developer.domo.com to create the ID and secret have permissions to create datasets or read datasets?
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Alternatively here's a beast mode version: CASE WHEN MONTH(`dt`) IN (3,6,9,12) AND DAYOFWEEK(LAST_DAY(`dt`)) < 4 AND `dt` = LAST_DAY(`dt`) - INTERVAL (DAYOFWEEK(LAST_DAY(`dt`)) + 3) DAY THEN 'Exclude' WHEN MONTH(`dt`) IN (3,6,9,12) AND DAYOFWEEK(LAST_DAY(`dt`)) >= 4 AND `dt` = LAST_DAY(`dt`) - INTERVAL…
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You can't use a variable directly in the items section. You need to use a variable in the beast mode. You can add the variable control to the page and and configure it to be a dropdown to help apply to your different cards which use the varaible.
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You'll likely need to reach out to Domo Support as it sounds like some back end wires are crossed with your ETL.
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@JasonAltenburg That's how variables are configured to work. With your case here I think your best option is to stack your data in a dataset with different types of metrics / filters with the values to filter on and then have two filter cards, one for the metric type and one for the values. I know this will increase the…
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You can use a beast mode for this SUM(`Revenue`) / SUM(`Days`) You can use the same aggregation and logic for the revenue and days
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You'd need to write a script in something like Python to query all your datasets and then update the name / descriptions. There isn't an easy way within the UI. You can use the pydomo package to do this.
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You can use a formula tile and a regexp_replace function to strip out the numbers. REGEXP_REPLACE(`field`, '^.Purchase Order (\d+).$', '$1') This will get all numbers after Purchase Order until it doesn't see a number so this would extract 12345 and not ' 12345 1235315132' from your second example as there is a space after…
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If you're using the pydomo Python package you can utilize the streams property. Here's an example of the stream interactions:
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You're able to edit comments up to an hour after it's first posted. After that time it's locked. You can try and reach out to a community forum admin ( @GrantStowell / @AnnaYardley ) and see if they're able to use their powers to delete your old comments
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Due to how Domo processes grand totals it puts the GRAND TOTAL in the first column that's available even though you're wanting to display the total amounts. To get around the issue you'd need to have another column at the far left to hold the GRAND TOTAL text and allow your LY Retail Sales column to display it's actual…
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You can pull this via the Domo Governance Datasets Connector and pull the Dataset Schemas report. It will list all columns in the datasets and the description for each column. I misread your request. The column descriptions aren't available in the metadata datasets. pydomo doesn't return the column descriptions when…
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This is caused because your dataset is too large. An option is to put your field in your Optional Group By to consolidate the duplicates and set it to be a MIN or MAX aggregation.
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PDP is typically an option to help keep data separated and filtered so other users can't see data within the same dataset. Another alternative is to use child instances to separate all data between users and have users login directly to a child / publish instance.
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This appears to be an issue with the Domo connection. You'll need to log a ticket with Domo Support to have them investigate this issue.
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You can do a conditional beast mode to calculate your revenue or cost calculations and not use the type as a grouping Revenue CASE WHEN `Description` = 'Revenue' THEN `Actuals` ELSE 0 END Cost CASE WHEN `Description` <> 'Revenue' THEN `Actuals` ELSE 0 END Profit CASE WHEN `Description` = 'Revenue' THEN `Actuals` ELSE 0 END…
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Hey @jakebutterfield I recommend restructuring your data model so you can have multiple periods for each date (in your case this year and last year). I've done a write up on this in the past which might be helpful for you. This way they can select whatever date range they want and see the selected. value and the value from…
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If the beast mode is saved to the dataset on all of the subsets with the same name then it should work.
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There are some limitations to the columns and rows for a table card. This article helps outline some of those limitations and the limitations of Excel if you're attempting to export the data Also, visualizations have a default row limit of 25k for visualization but that can be changed in Analyzer however that will likely…
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@james_kibugu - Domo is expecting the dictionary keys to be non-empty due to how it processes the data however normal python is ok with having non-empty strings. I'd recommend adding a check in your code to look for empty strings and then set it to a specific value or ignore those records in your dataset.
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You can utilize the Domo Brick called "D3 Ranked Animated Bars Brick" as a starting framework to help you update the graph over time. You'll just need to change the type of graph being displayed from a bar chart to a choropleth map instead. You can find it in the App Store.