I have advanced filter control in one of my dashboard. It's working fine with Starts with, Contains but not working with "In". I am passing value like GANESH, RED (I have all data in upper case) but it's not giving any result.
Sample Data Studio Report
One approach is to use multiple Search Box Community Visualisations (for a full selection of the chart(s), click the icon on the toolbar and select ):
Data Tab
Column to search on: ItemName (the field to search)
Cross-filtering: Select (☑) (this is needed to filter values in other charts, as they are searched using the Search Box)
Additional Details on the Search Box
Case Insensitive: A term such as Red could be found whether it's reD, RED, red, etc.
Real-time suggestions: Values are filtered while typing thus users do not need to press the Enter key after searching
Editable Google Data Studio Report (Embedded Google Sheets Data Source) and a GIF to elaborate:
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I have one currency field named Full Fleet Potensial and i want display only this currency field only on left side column, middle column i need to display all detail field and right side i need to display activity.
I can't display only single field on right side column when i drag record detail component it has no filter to display only one field.
is there any way to display single field?
I try to create new layout and try to apply on right side column record detail component but it will change layout for middle record detail component also
Edit: dynamic forms work on standard objects from Winter'23 onwards.
https://admin.salesforce.com/blog/2022/learn-moar-in-winter-23-with-dynamic-forms-on-standard-objects
Not out of the box (yet).
The feature to drop single fields on lightning page layout is called "Dynamic Forms". But it works only for custom objects and Account is standard. Keep an eye on roadmap, next releases, maybe there's idea to upvote...
A developer can create aura or lightning web component with your field, then you'd drop it on that section of the page layout.
If you have VSCode, sfdx configured (bit of upfront investment to set it up but the result will be the bleeding endge of technology SF offers) - look into https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/component-library/bundle/lightning-record-view-form/documentation. If you don't - in a pinch you can work out of developer console to create Aura version of this component (click the button in upper right of that documentation).
This is also a cool working example if documentation is not your thing: https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/component-library/documentation/en/lwc/lwc.data_load_record. Aura version is here: https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.lightning.meta/lightning/data_service_load_record.htm
I'm working on a Google Data Studio page which pulls data from a Google Sheet.
The use case of this page is to display the data from a row (from the Google Sheet) based on a selection made from a filter (single select dropdown).
When the Google Data Studio page loads, by default, it loads all the data from the source and displays it on the chart tables, however I would like to display a blank page and the data should load only after a selection is made from the filter dropdown.
There is a simple way to solve this problem. In the drop-down filter settings, in the "default selection" field, you can enter text by default that does not match any of the possibilities of the list items will be displayed in the drop-down list. It might be something like "-".
Thus, defining a default selection that does not exist in the list, it will start by default selected and will not correspond with any existing field, causing no information to be displayed in the table.
I create drop-down list(Q1,Q2,Q3) to filter the charts and tables. If I don't select anything in the drop-down list, the charts and tables will automatically show everything(Q1,Q2,Q3) -- how can I change the default value charts and tables that are displaying to Q1's value only?
To be more specific, if I don't select anything in the drop-down list, the charts and tables will show Q1's results; if I select Q2 in the drop-down list, the charts and tables will show Q2's result.
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Kindly look for default selection at the filter property panel, as circled in screenshot below.
For example, when I enter "US" as the default selection, the entire dashboard is filtered to US by default. However, the user can still look for other selections if they are interested on other available country.
Do note the data here is dummy data, not the real-world data.
If you're interested to check out the dashboard to see what's the expected output, here is the link
I am using google data studio to create charts. I am using a filter control to select values(ex. Memory Type) as filter to filter a chart and a table . It currently displays 2 values
Free and Used.
There is a checkbox next to the selection . Is it possible to have the checkbox removed, so that I can use it as a single select drop-down list or is there any other control to achive the same?
Thanks for your help
A Single Select Filter Control should do the trick. Optionally, a default selection could be added (so that a value would be selected by default).
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I have a times series graph in Google with drill down options for the date fields as well as two custom fields. When I go into view or edit mode and hover over my graph to select custom metrics, they are not showing up.
My time series graph
Settings for my graph
Some of my other times series and graphs on the same page have optional metrics that show up when I hover over them. All the other graphs in my report don't have this problem.
Things I have tried.
Refreshing Data Source
Refreshing the page
Enabling and re enabling the custom metrics
I'm not sure what else to do as I am still somewhat new to using this tool. Any hints would be much appreciated!
A couple of reasons:
1) Text Box
One possibility is that the Text Box may be ordered ahead of the Time Series Chart, thus blocking the top of the chart (Right click on the Text Box and set the Order to Send to back), however, when the chart is selected, it should show, thus #2 should do the trick:
2) Chart Header
It may be currently set to Do not show; it can be changed by heading to the Style Tab of the respective chart, scrolling down till the Chart Header section and selecting Show on hover from the drop-down.
Google Data Studio Report and a GIF to elaborate: