In AWS Quicksight, I want to be able to chart users by age group. I can do this in google data studio which looks like this.
wondering how do I make this happen in quicksight?
In Google Datastudio I created a calculated field using the CASE statement but I don't how to replicate in Quicksight.
I used the "histogram" chart which is NOT the same as the "BAR" chart
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/quicksight/latest/user/histogram-charts.html
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I just wanted to see if there was a way to give the user access to adjust the aggregate by hour/day/week/month/year. I know it is possible in the Analysis but I would like to allow the end user that ability so I can just have one Sales Visual that the user can aggregate rather than having a sales by Day/ Sales by Month/ Sales by Year.
Let me know if this is possible.
Thank you,
Casey
Choose a visual, in the fields well you can add either an hierarchy or add field like the screenshot.
Then you can drill down on dashboards too.
Is there a way to drill down based on parent-child relationship in AWS QuickSight? For example revenue of restaurants where the restaurants are in group hierarchy and we want to show the sum of revenue on specific level of hierarchy. The group levels are dynamic and based on parent-child structure.
Here is how we render the groups in web app:
Group data is in table with columns group_id, group_name, group_parent_id.
You could do this when you create the visual by adding a drill-down layer in the field well. See the link here - https://github.com/awsdocs/amazon-quicksight-user-guide/blob/master/doc_source/adding-drill-downs.md
An alternative approach is using actions and parameters. By passing the field that establishes the join between the parent and the child, using a parameter, you could achieve that drill down. It is a more elegant method than the previous URL only approach. It is explained quite well in this workshop : AWS Quicksight - Adding Interactivity
How can I create groups in Amazon Quicksight to create a dashboard with row level security? In this guide https://docs.aws.amazon.com/quicksight/latest/user/managing-users-enterprise.html it says that you can go to Manage QuickSight > Manage Users > Manage Groups. However there is no Manage Group option for me, even though I already have an enterprise account.
Where can I go to create the groups with the users and then use a [groupname, column] table to filter a dataset?
Despite what it says in the docs, I also cannot find the Manage Groups button. However there is an alternative using CLI according to the documentation:
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/quicksight/latest/user/managing-users.html#creating-quicksight-groups
Says there:
You can create user groups inside Amazon QuickSight so you don't have
to manage users individually. For example, you can create groups for
specific dashboards so you can manage security.
Before you begin, you need to have the AWS CLI installed. For more
information, see Installing the AWS CLI in the AWS CLI User Guide
There is no mention of creating group through Quicksight console there.
You can create a csv file and upload it to quicksight as a dataset.
Then apply row level security on that dataset, using the csv file with the rules.
Username as first column = the Quicksight account such as email
group as second column = A column that will match row by row your dataset filtering out rows that the rules do not apply.
For example your dataset will also have a column name group with values like A,B,C,D in the rows. Then in your rules csv, you place per user which rows he can see. A for just 1 group or A,C,E,F for multiple
I am looking to build an Apache Superset interactive dashboard for one of my clients which has existing dashboards on Tableau consist of 6-7 widgets which can interact (filter) with one another at different points of clicks. I am not sure if we can code such an action filter feature in Superset. Please let me know.
If anyone is unaware of Tableau action filter please go through below link for the demo:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bhhb74Zgvzo
Create a new chart and select Filter box as visualization type. Select and configure the columns you want to filter on and add it to your dashboard.
I want to make a chart with all Check In in days in my TFS.
I'm using Visual Studio online and I make the next query
In my taks I can see the changeset in LINKS tab but I only see the column "Related Count Item" but this only show the numbers of tasks asociate to my backlogs. I don't know how to get the changeset count.
I want to have a chart like this but showing the numbers of check ins in a day. This are showing the number of related task added every day.
This is not yet available in VSO. You would need to get the data from the API and build the chart yourself. The data should be available in the rest API, and in the object model.
https://www.visualstudio.com/en-us/integrate/api/overview