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@ALee What kind of file format do you want to export?

I've noticed this as well. It would make dashboards look much more polished if we could align filters and variable controls.

@renee12345 Yes, that's correct!

I will also add that views are dependent on another actual dataset in your instance, which you can find in the Lineage tab of the view in the data center. If you just need cards powered by the view to refresh daily, you would need to manage that in via the schedule settings of the source dataset.

@Jaymin You can do this by configuring the interaction for each card on the first dashboard to redirect to the second dashboard, like below:

@louisshh Can you confirm that you actually have the admin role?

Completely agree! It would also be helpful to filter by expiration date or whether the report is enabled to better manage expired reports.

@dgsinclair It most likely is the CSV file you're using. I'd suggest reverting your dataset back to the last successful execution from January 5 and starting your changes again from scratch. On a side note, did you edit the csv file in a text editor, like your screenshot, or did you use Excel? If you did it in a text…

@jperrenoud They appear to be sorting alphabetically. If you want to sort in chronological order, you can create a beast mode using the DAYOFWEEK() function and add that as your sort field instead.

@lb1234 There is a report you can access from the Domo Governance Datasets Connector called "Card Fields and Beast Modes" that will tell you what dataset fields and beast modes are being used in each card. You should be able to filter that dataset by Data Source and Field Name to give you the names and IDs of the cards…

@dgsinclair What specifically are you changing about the data structure of your file?

@slewis1 Does it still show the axis at an hourly level if you change the filter to "Previous Year"? It's most likely due to the fact that we are only 3 days into 2023, so it's trying to fill the gaps.

@MDavis Yes, if you check the "Save as calculation on dataset" box in Beast Mode Editor then it makes the calculation available in all cards using that dataset.

@Grazitti What is the name of the connector you're using? According to this KB article, there is an Adobe Analytics Connector is depreciated and cannot create new datasets: https://domo-support.domo.com/s/article/360043433593?language=en_US It looks like there are a few other connector options in the Appstore, so I would…

@aldwinB Instead of `Product Group name`='%AB%', use `Product Group name` LIKE '%AB%'. The LIKE operator allows you to search for patterns in a string using wildcards, while the equals sign matches the exact string in quotes (in this case %AB%)

@rupinderkaur87 Yes, that's correct!

@rupinderkaur87 You can build a card the same way as you would with any other dataset. If you are an admin then you already have access to it

@rupinderkaur87 Is there a reason why you need two versions of the People dataset on your instance? Are you able to use the one that was already created?

@user023641 If the printers have email addresses, you could add those addresses to the distribution list for the scheduled report. Ultimately, though, I'd push back on those teams as to why they need it on paper as opposed to an email.

@Casey As a work-around I suggest switching your card to Mega Table chart type since they can scroll from a dashboard view, and have heatmap capabilities:

@JackB116 I'd actually suggest changing your card from a Pivot Table to a Table chart type if you want to add calculations. You'd need to use beast modes for your 2022 and 2023 totals like this: sum(case when `Delivery Year` = '2022' then `GDP Net` else 0 end) Then your % difference calculation would look like this: (…

@Grazitti Do you have admin access to Domo? If not, please check with your Domo admin whether they need to change your access.

@ErikeCardoso You may be able to use HTML to change the color of a field, though I'm not sure if it works in Pivot Table cards. Here is an article about how it works: https://domo-support.domo.com/s/article/360043430033?language=en_US

@gilbec01 You could append the leads created and demos scheduled in a dataflow and rename their respective date fields to be called "Date". In this scenario then you can create a constant column to each sub-table called "Activity Type" with a value of "Create" or "Schedule Demo" before appending to differentiate between…

@chetan_cricut There is a work-around for this using the Calendar report in the Domo Dimensions connector. You can use a dataflow to find the min/max date for each week of the year and then join by date to whatever dataset you're using. Then you can use the min/max date on the x-axis of your card and change the Graph by…

@zuchu I suggest joining your datasets by Quote # rather than appending so that the corresponding quote and sale are on the same row. Then you can create a simple formula like the one below to check whether that quote generated a sale: case when `Sales.Quote#` is null then 'No' else 'Yes' end

@gdude It sounds like this may be a bug in the calendar chart type. I suggest passing this along to support to be sure.

@luizalauretti You would want Area to be stored as Text with a value of SP.

@WorldWarHulk Are you including Location as a column in your card?

Hi @WorldWarHulk you could make a beast mode like this to count the same name and title appear in the same row: COUNT(COUNT(`Location`) FIXED (BY `Name`,`Title`))