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Quinn_Wildman · 01-28-2020

Whenever I select Web Analytics or Digital Marketing Analytics from Browse, I get what I’ll call a spinning icon (https://cloudbrigade.looker.com/images/favicon.ico). I’ve read the marketing materials on these applications and just want to try them. ...

Quinn_Wildman · 01-27-2020

I’ve got 20 Projects. Most projects don’t have folders. In only 1 of my 20 projects (which does not have folders), if I have IDE Folders Toggle ON, none of the files in the project appear in the IDE. All the views show up as explores, so I can get to...

Quinn_Wildman · 01-20-2020

From release notes, I see Looker 7 had a release rollout starting on Jan 12 and has a release final on Jan 23rd. I am good with all that. I am on a hosted site and to be honest, in the past I’ve never paid attention to the exact date when we got a ne...

Quinn_Wildman · 03-04-2020

You can do this by computing the difference as a number, then formatting it as a date. Because the difference is a number, it will sort in the order you want. I’ve not experimented with filtering - you can do that. I think computing the difference in...

Quinn_Wildman · 03-03-2020

Your example actually works for me. I’ve pasted the SQL I get and it is a little different. I’d be inclined to experiment with SQL Runner and compare what you got and what I got and see if you can make any inferences. This all said, this feels like s...

Re: Last day of last month user filter · 03-03-2020

When you say the last day of the last month, I assume mean the last day of the previous month. The last of the day of the last month could be interpreted as always being December 31st. A custom filter like the following should do the job: ${your_date...

Quinn_Wildman · 03-03-2020

You can use user attributes for database connection attributes. I think this should do what you want. See: https://docs.looker.com/admin-options/settings/user-attributes#database_connections for details.,

Quinn_Wildman · 02-27-2020

The way like to display times is create a dimension which represents the time as a fraction of a day, then use time formatting. Example: Dimension: your_exisiting_dimension ... Dimension: new_dimension { type:number sql:datediff(s, ${your_existing_di...

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