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anastasie.pustovalova
asked in Dashboards and Reports

Malfunctioning data export (xls) from 100 % stacked graphs

Hello @Moises Morales , I looked further into this and I still see an issue.I created a 100% stacked area chart and set up the format to Percent (rounded).When exporting data to Excel, the data has a percent format, but it is applied not to the market share shown in the chart, but instead to the underlying data.If I want the underlying data to have the correct format, I need to set the format to default, which is a 2-digit %. However, I want the market share to be rounded to the nearest percent.Therefore, I can't export the data with the proper format without compromising the look of the chart. Is there any way around this? thank you   

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Moises Morales
GoodData Employee
22 hours ago
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anastasie.pustovalova
asked in Dashboards and Reports

Malfunctioning data export (xls) from 100 % stacked graphs

Thank you for explanation 

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Moises Morales
GoodData Employee
22 hours ago
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anastasie.pustovalova
asked in Dashboards and Reports

Malfunctioning data export (xls) from 100 % stacked graphs

Underlying data is in numeric format such as 2 135 856, but it shows 2 135 856% which is to my understanding incorrect.

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Moises Morales
GoodData Employee
22 hours ago
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anastasie.pustovalova
asked in Dashboards and Reports

Malfunctioning data export (xls) from 100 % stacked graphs

Hello Moises, than you for explaining. I undestand that it shows only underlying data, but could why is data format in % then?

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Moises Morales
GoodData Employee
22 hours ago
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anastasie.pustovalova
asked in Dashboards and Reports

attribute filters for the whole dashboard

Hello Joseph,Thank you for your answer.This certainly may help in some cases, but I have several charts in my dashboard and I want all values to be represented by a different metric in one click. The reason is following: I don’t want users to scroll to see the same chart represented with different metric. Let’s say I want to use 100% stacked chart and allow users to choose from 5 different metrics (price level 1, price level 2, price level 3...etc). Is there any way to do this without creating the stacked chart 5 times? I know that GD allows to show 2 different metrics in one chart, but then I won’t be able to use stack by, which I need for this particular case.  

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Joseph Heun
GoodData Employee
7 months ago
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anastasie.pustovalova
asked in Metrics and MAQL

Grouping attribute values and then using the group to filter data

I see, this actually helped. Thanks a lot Francisco! Anastasie

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9 months ago
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anastasie.pustovalova
asked in Metrics and MAQL

Grouping attribute values and then using the group to filter data

Hello Francisco,Thank you very much for your answer. How would you approach this hypotheticaly one city could be assigned to multiple regions? Thank youAnastasie

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9 months ago
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