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Hello!Yes, this can be done. First you have to create a filter in the
view file. This filter will appear in the explore just as any other
dimension or measure. You can then apply a dashboard filter to this
filter in the view.By using this syntax:WHER...
Hello!This should work in a table
calculation:substring(${xxxxx.yyyyy},1,position(${xxxxxx.yyyyy},"-")-1)Where
xxxxx.yyyyy is the measure containing the group name.This calculation
takes a substring from the column xxxxx.yyyyy, starting at position 1...
Make a measure with “type: count” in the view file. measure: count {
type: count }If you then use this measure together with the dimension in
your picture, you will achieve your desired outcome.
In a join you can use fields: []-parameter in the join. That way you can
join a single column, without polluting the explore with lots of
irrelevant
fields.https://docs.looker.com/reference/explore-params/fields-for-join
Hey @AhadLafi ! You should be able to use an advanced filter with the
extract_hour()-function. By using this you make sure to only show data
from the current hour: extract_hours(${timedimension}) =
extract_hours(now())Combine this with “is in the pas...
