nalbright Contributor

You would need to add a corrected data source, at least as I understand it. Once a data source is uploaded, you can change its name but not the type of data it is. Can you give some specific examples of a data source you would need changed?

Actually, I will be looking to start doing this asap for my company's data in Facebook, Linked In, and Twitter (at least). As we develop expertise we can share it.

You're very welcome :).

Impressive work there. I suppose you could suggest an idea for a card that mimicked the look of Tableau for cascading/hierarchical data. Do you know how to get to the ideas page: http://dojo.domo.com/t5/Ideas-How-would-you-make-Domo/idb-p/Ideas

I'm unaware of there being two separate GA connectors. I am aware that one of them just appeared as a beta in my instance, after requesting the widgets to be added at Domopalooza, and that there is a separate Google Sheets connector. Could you share a screenshot of the two Google Analytics connectors being available side…

Are you looking to put it in tabular form then? You can still duplicate the order & ticket numbers for all the the details and look at it in a table, and then do "count unique" order numbers and ticket numbers to determine the number of those, but it might be a matter of visual appeal as well for something like this.

This is related to the topic I posted on the same subject here: http://dojo.domo.com/t5/Data-Sources/Hierarchical-Relationship-Between-Columns-In-Data-Sources/m-p/1807 It would be nice to see a way to deal easily with hierarchical data like your instance and mine has. That said, there are some ways you can deal with this…

This would appear to be a pretty straightforward process to do through a filter, at least if you only wanted to display it for the data analyst responsible. You could build a card to look at customers by status, with a bar chart showing the count by status and then filter it by activation date for a particular month,…

You're very welcome :). I'm glad I was able to help you out.

If you are looking at additional values associated with that slice, I could see value in using a pie chart as the first layer in a drilldown, but this would involve a second graph that would involve those additional values. Without being able to see some of the data/fields that you are working with, it is hard to be more…

Do I understand you correctly that you would be looking for more than one dimension in your pie chart? Coming from a chart visualization standpoint, pie charts are designed for one-dimensional area comparisons. If you want to bring in a second series to compare with the first, you should probably look to do bar charts for…

You're very welcome; I saw you were new here, so I figured it would be good to point you to the ideas page. ?

Do you think you'd like to suggest the Domo API for downloading filtered powerpoints as an idea here: http://dojo.domo.com/t5/Ideas-Please-suggest-ideas-to/idb-p/Ideas Like Robin, I'm definitely curious for this, especially as I am looking to build report cards for various departments for my company on our instance and…

It may be possible, if one has different fields for years, quarters, and months in one's dataflow, to do a bar chart for each time period and drill down. For example, one could compare 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, and 2015 together on a year chart, and then click on the bars to drill down to the Q1, Q2, Q3, and Q4 levels, and…

Excellent; thanks, that worked :).

When I tried to click the link I was told that I did not have sufficient privileges to open up the content.

Thanks for sharing; I look forward to hearing more as more information is available.

Thanks for bringing this up; this was something that had been mentioned at Domopalooza as well and I was definitely curious about it as well, since I met several fellow Portlanders while there :).

I think I had seen a report card dashboard for it in the boot camp towards the end of the class, but it was so quickly done that I didn't see where to locate it so that I could build it the way I saw it.

Thanks for sharing your methodologies; I hope that will be useful to others, and I will check it out for myself.

The above is an example of the report card I maintain in excel at present, and there is one for each agent, connected, of course, to data that is also maintained on Domo as well as in giant excel files.