I have this problem: need to create a Tree Map in Google Data Studio, but every "cell" should be clickable and redirect to another tab/link.
Is this possible? I checked the docs but couldn't find an official answer. Looking for a workaround!
As of now Google Data Studio does not provide such feature. So One data source per page in report that's its limitation.
Although you can create one (But this will not be a Tree Map you have to create it manually) with the help of text boxes and hyper links present in data studio.
Checkout this sample report
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I'm trying to create a word cloud in Google Data Studio. In order to do that as quickly as I can I wanted to use the community visualization. (https://github.com/pcperini/GDS-Word-Cloud , https://marketlytics.com/blog/custom-visualizations-data-studio ).
Unfortunately anytime I try to insert the manifest path (gs://gds-word-cloud-prod) in the community visualization archive, it doesn't find anything.
Do you have any suggestions? Am I doing something wrong? Are these visualization too old?
Currently, the default Vega Chart (in the Community Visualization toolbar) offers a Word Cloud.
Google Data Studio Report to demonstrate as well as a GIF showing the process:
The community visualization you listed gs://gds-word-cloud-prod, is no longer supported, so it will not load. You should try using a different visualization ID.
We are trying to use PowerBi to build tabular reports from data in Azure DevOps. In this report, we want to display the description field in one of the table's columns. ADO stores the description as HTML. Neither PowerBI or Excel can render this content, but instead show the markup code. I've also looked at pulling this into python and using Dash with no luck.
There is an extension for ADO that renders html, but it displays a single record and doesn't work as a table cell renderer.
The output I'm looking for is very simple. It is a table (preferably in PowerBI or some other dashboarding tool) that has columns for work item title and description. The description column shows the rendered HTML code as it is displayed in ADO.
How to create a tabular report from Azure DevOps that includes work
item description?
For this issue, I am afraid this demand is impossible to achieve. It is clearly stated in the document that Description field cannot be used to generate a report.Excel also does not support generating reports on this field.
For details,please refer to this docs. Hope this helps.
There is very nice and simple way to export all tickets from Youtrack to CSV: /issues page -> Reports -> Issues in CSV.
Unfortunately is does not contain any relations between tickets: depends on, parent of and etc. It is possible to get these links using REST API, but I'm looking for a solution that minimize programming (which fears managers).
Is it possible to export relations using built-in functionality?
Reason why I need to have these links along with tickets is that managers want to draw calendar plans using MS Project or custom Excel spreadsheet and they need to know blocking dependencies.
Exporting links in CSV is not possible. I hope that being able to view a gantt chart directly in YouTrack will relieve your managers: https://blog.jetbrains.com/youtrack/2016/01/10-most-wanted-features-in-youtrack/
We have recently installed Design Studio 1.5 and trying to call existing Webi reports through Design Studio.
Can anyone please let me know the steps involved to attain this?
For this you need to use the OpenDocument feature.
Have a look at help.sap.com which contains all the manuals for SAP products. Specifically this page contains the OpenDocument manuals (search the page for OpenDocument and select the version corresponding to your BI4 deployment).
In a nutshell (you can find all the information you need in the aforementioned manuals): the OpenDocument feature is basically a URL in which you provide the necessary parameters (docID, parameters, …) to open and optionally refresh your report. As it's a URL, you can embed it just about anywhere (an HTML page, a Design Studio app, … even another Webi document!).
Once you have the OpenDocument URL of the Webi report, you can use the scripting function APPLICATION.openNewWindow(newUrl) in the Design Studio client, and pass in the URL. As Kristof suggested, check on SCN where there are many users writing guides and discussions on how to get the URL.
i'm using Google Refine v2.5. I created a column that uses some complex logic to fetch info from a url, but I realized I need to tweak it. Is there any way for me to edit or extract the expression I used?
thanks!
All expressions used for facets, transformations, and column additions are kept in the history that you can access by clicking on the history tab in the preview dialog.