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rschoenbeck · 02-05-2016

I’m wondering if there’s a clean way to use table calculation functions to do aggregates based on a separate dimension column that could take on arbitrary values (similar to how you might use the AVERAGEIF function in Excel, or MIN(IF()) calculation ...

rschoenbeck · 11-21-2016

Thanks; still getting errors with Looker being unable to find field sets, but that at least chops the number of validation errors down to about 77 or so.

rschoenbeck · 11-08-2016

Just a note here that we’ve gotten errors of the form “field named X could not be found” in all joined views using this sort of structure after we transitioned to New LookML in Looker 4.0. Opened a support request.

rschoenbeck · 09-21-2016

That’s essentially the definition of what dimensions in Looker do: they select columns which go into a GROUP BY statement, and then measures are aggregate functions that within the groups that dimensions define.

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