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This isn't just about cell colors—it's also about borders, especially border thickness and styling. These are fundamental features that have existed for decades. It's hard to reconcile all the excitement around AI and modern analytics platforms when basic table formatting still falls short. Excel, HTML/CSS, Microsoft Word,…

Yes @Landon W., the line chart was achievable. And your progress bar is a very creative approach. Nice job on that. I appreciate the effort that went into the attempt. This isn't really about a progress bar—it's about perception. Every visual element communicates something to the audience. An ASCII-style progress bar…

Unfortunately, that ignores @ggenovese achievement. Apologies, and belated congratulations to Giacome.

Congratulations Anh.

I don't know what Domo's doing but I suspect Domo's using some kind of Presto Trino engine in Magic ETL. And that engine allows non-aggregated columns in aggregate queries by applying a rule such as "Return one arbitrary value for each non aggregated column". SELECT ANY_VALUE(non_aggregated_column), SUM(aggregated_column)…

I can see the dashboard now. I believe after attempting - you understand my point. You can do the line chart in Domo as shown in the mock-up. But the rest, as simple as it looks, can't be replicated. I have experience with other systems and tools. That mock-up shouldn't be a problem to replicate.

I too think AI is overhyped. Especially if it's wrong. I can't get normal AI in Domo or outside to understand the joins between two or three tables. That said however, you definitely need to take a look at what can be done with Claude and Cursor for programming. @Data_Devon isn't wrong. For programming inside or outside,…

Apparently, I'm not allowed to message either. 😂 I sent you an email.

As an artist and graphic designer, I'd like the Louvre to swap the Mona Lisa for this version. It's not exactly what they want, but it's close enough. Sorry, I couldn't resist. By the way - I can't get to that URL you posted for some reason.

Domo has clearly invested heavily in AI capabilities, which makes sense given the demand and excitement around AI-assisted analytics. As tools like Claude, Cursor, and other AI platforms become more powerful and accessible, users will increasingly discover what they can do outside of Domo. But I feel this AI / pro-code…

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解決したと聞いて嬉しいです。 Translation: We're happy to hear you have it resolved.

Congratulations John Le, @DashboardDude! Domopalooza 2026 was a great pleasure. Terrific job on Boujee Bingo, @GrantStowell. "Chase ArborRose" is fun but let's leave that twelve month record to the true legend, @GrantSmith. I'd like to sit back and see some new faces involved in the discussions too.

70％程度のメモリ使用率が原因である可能性は低いと思われます。 以下をお試しください。 まず、シークレットウィンドウ、またはEdgeやFirefoxなど別のブラウザでダッシュボードを開いてみてください。そちらで動作する場合は、Chromeに起因する問題の可能性があります。 次に、Chromeの拡張機能（特に広告ブロッカーなど）を無効にして、ページを再読み込みしてください。 その後、Ctrl + Shift + R を押してハードリフレッシュを行ってください。 これらを試しても改善しない場合は、Domo側の問題の可能性があります。スクリーンショットやコンソールのエラー内容を添えて、Domoサポートに問い合わせてください。

I believe the Domo office add-in is only one-way (Domo to Excel). You have a number of options for bring Excel into Domo: • Manual upload • Domo Workbench (see Admin > tools) • API calls, etc

It was a pleasure to you meet you at Domopalooza, Cam. Welcome to the Domo Community Forum.

These are just examples to support @DavidChurchman ’s point that “the card is the atomic unit of analysis in Domo.” And that the periodic table deserves further expansion. I’m confident @BenSchein will evaluate and champion any of these ideas that have real merit.

I think the issue is where the code is running. When the card is embedded in a dashboard, it’s hosted differently than when you preview it as a card. In a Pro-Code app, you don't need to load domo.s yourself—Domo already provides it at runtime. So trying to load it manually is what’s causing the 404. You can just use it…

What we could use now, is a BPTC. 🤣

I asked this question to more than one of the company booths at Domopalooza last week. The Snowflake people basically said what @Dhuddleston mentions - users find the Snowflake UI is more intuitive. And it already has close ties with Domo and Connectors, and assets available. There are other solutions than what you mention…

Terrific post @DavidChurchman. Domo’s competitive advantage is making the data-to-dashboard workflow simple and accessible. Strategies that reinforce that strength will continue to add value; those that pull focus away from it risk diluting what makes Domo effective. I agree that continued investment in the foundational…

There are several ways to update an existing dataset. I find it easiest to modify a record with Python via Jupyter Workspaces. I've loaded the entire dataset into a data frame, modified the record, and replaced the dataset via the data frame. But this kind of thing requires some experience with Python or knowing how to get…

Thank you @BenSchein

Magic ETL cannot perform recursive calculations (where each row depends on the previous row’s result). Instead, you must restructure the logic so each row can be calculated independently — typically using a running product or cumulative calculation based on existing data.

Use Dataset Views for aggregation (but NOT joining) Step 1: Create 2 Views View A → aggregate to Month View B → aggregate to Month Step 2: Feed those views as datasets into Magic ETL. Now: Input are already small datasets. Then join and add formulas. ================ To attempt a UNION, I would try something like: Use…

There are alternatives to Adobe Acrobat. I have a coworker that uses some free PDF software and it has all kinds of ability, might even be better than Acrobat. I don't know the name of it though.

EXAMPLE 1 — GOOD (Excel → Export as PDF) How to do it: File > Save As > PDF OR File > Export > Create PDF/XPS What this does: Keeps each cell as real text Preserves rows and columns Creates a structured PDF that Excel can read What happens when opened in Excel: Columns stay aligned Data lands in proper cells Little to no…

The problem appears to be in the way the PDF is created. Well structured text will come out as tables that can be recognized and extracted. Since you have a mix, it appears that some were properly exported and others were flattened to images. Using Adobe Acrobat Pro, I believe you can do an export from PDF to Excel. But it…

I was hoping to see a fix for the Python date issue in the list of new features at Domopalooza 2026. It would get you on the list of my favorite Domo employees.

schema = { "id": "int", "name": "str", "created_at": "datetime", "amount": "float", "is_active": "bool", # we'll handle this explicitly } import pandas as pd def enforce_schema(df, schema): for col, dtype in schema.items(): if col not in df.columns: continue if dtype == "int": df[col] = pd.to_numeric(df[col],…