I have created a table in Google Data Studio with two columns(labels,count). I have 10,000 labels and would like the ability to search by label instead of scrolling through a list of 10,000 labels in alphabetical order to find a specific label. Any solutions for this out of the box?
you can fix this problem by inserting a filter control.
for example,
i had created a table in data studio with two columns (medium and sessions)
then insert a filter control
and Set its dimension as medium and metric as session.
Like this:
if you want set values of the table as ascending, change the metric value as ascending.
see my data studio report it have filter control and a table with two columns (medium and sessions)
finally, you can search the table values of medium by inserting filter control.
I'm going to enter a value (value:banner) in search box of filter control and tables shows only the values of search term "banner".
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My use case is that one of the columns in my table has multiple categories included. For example, entry 1 may say budget, schedule, entry 2 may say schedule, quality and entry 3 may say schedule. I can also change it so that budget, schedule and quality become boolean columns.
I would like to create a drop down option that list each grade level individually and when one of the categories is selected, I want the table to filter based on the selection in the drop down. So when someone selects schedule, all 3 entries, in this scenario, will be displayed.
Do you believe this is possible to do in Data Studio?
Thank you
Create a parameter cat_select to filter the data.
Create a calculated field cat_test with
CONTAINS_TEXT(lower(categories),lower(cat_select))
Generate a filter for that field cat_test to be true.
I want to filter for unique events based on event category= Landing Page Links for dimensions=campaign and source. The entire table is already filtered for certain campaigns and sources. But on this particular column in the table I want event category filter in google data studio report. Is it possible?
I have tried creating calculated fields using case when but it is throwing error.
Not sure what you want to do but it you want to have different filters for 2 columns in one table, you can use data blending. If you have data source A and wants filter1 on one column and filter2 on the other, blend Source A with filter1 to SourceA with filter2. You just have to configure the Joint Keys properly to make it give the data you are expecting.
I have a report in Datastudio that consists of multiple columns. I'd like to sort the rows based on multiple columns. Is it possible to do this?
The sorting is limited by 2 columns. In the Table Properties-Data pane pick "Sort" and "Secondary Sort" options for primary and secondary sorting.
As noted by Elena, Tables allow editors to set a default (Primary) Sort and an optional Secondary Sort.
In addition, while in View Mode, users can also sort the Table as required, by either tapping on the respective field header, or by accessing the Sort Drop-down in the Chart Header.
Google Data Studio Report and a GIF to demonstrate:
As previous answers have stated, it looks like Data Studio only supports two sort fields.
You can create a calculated field on the secondary sort, which concatenates together the 2nd and subsequent fields on which to sort by, to approximate sorting on more than two dimensions.
I have Visual Studio 2013 LightSwitch. My app is deployed to Azure. My SQL database is on Azure. Tables and links are created and working.
Problem 1: In Table A, when adding or updating data, I want to select data from fields in records based on primary key in other tables. Add and update data works. But my popup "X" list is way too long. I want the popup "X" when adding or updating record in Table A to only give me the choice of records from Table B that matches the data I entered in a previous field in Table A, not all the records from Table B.
Problem 2: Then while adding or updating Table A, I want the data from certain fields of the selected record in Table B to be transferred to certain fields in Table A. (Let's say - If I select "ABC" from the popup "X" in Field 2 in Table A, then when I am selecting something from the popup "X" in Field 3 in Table A, I want to select only from the records in Table B that match "ABC" in the primary key field of Table B, not all the records.
Problem 3: If the popup "X" list doesn't include the necessary record to put in Table A, then I want to add a record in Table B to include it in the popup list.
Problem 4: How do I get my popup "X" list to include more than one field? Is creating a new combined field the preferred way?
Problem 4: I also need some good help with user text input and getting the text into my online database. The thought of using an Intrinsic Database gives me the willies.
In your detailed solution, remember I am more familiar with Visual Basic than C#. Thanks.
I'm not quite sure what you mean by popup X list but I'm going to assume you mean an Auto Complete Box control as that would be the default control for linked data. To achieve what you want for problem 1, you need to create a query on Table B with a parameter for the selection field of Table A. You then assign that query to the Auto Complete Box by changing its Choices setting from Auto to your new query. Changing your selection on Table A automatically filters the available selections in your query on Table B.
Beth Massi explains in detail here - there isn't much code involved but her examples are in VB. I'd figure out problem 1 first and then see if that helps clarify the remaining ones.
I am trying to create a SQL Server Reporting Services report to display all the records in a table.
However I don't want it to be in gridview form as one of the fields is very long.
The only way I seem to make all the records display (and not just the last record) is to use a Table.
So this way all my fields are listed just like an excel table.
Is it possible to display it more like a C# Repeater?
The format would be something like this:
Name - Truck Number - Trailer Number
Notes
Name - Truck Number - Trailer Number
Notes
As opposed to
Name - Truck Number - Trailer Number - Notes
Right-click on the detail row handle on the far left (a grey box with three horizontal lines) and insert a row below. Put your Notes field in that inserted row.
You may want to merge some cells to have it take up the entire row. Highlight the cells you want to merge and use Merge Cells from the right-click menu or the main toolbar.
You may want to hide the Notes row if there are no notes for that entry. Click the row handle to select the row (if SSRS 2005) or right-click it and choose Row Group->Group Properties and go to the Visibility section (if SSRS 2008) and set the Visibility-Hidden property to something like:
=Fields!Notes.Value = Nothing