When you come across JSON objects in Postgres and Snowflake, the obvious thing to do is to use a JSON parsing function to select JSON keys as LookML dimensions. You’ll be able to create a lot of dimensions without any issues, but there are some nuanc...

In LookML, you can use aliasing parameters to make data exploration in Looker a much more user-friendly experience. For example, you might alias a column titled user_reg_date as user_registration_date to make it easier for others to understand what t...

About This BlockNote: you can find an alternative pattern for multi-level peer comparison and “share of wallet” comparison herePeer comparison analysis shows you how one group, categorized by an individual or set of determinants, is performing agains...