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I'm attempting to create a report that displays table values for events that occurred today. The data provided by the data source doesn't use datetime values (instead uses int value YYYYMMDD, stored in column job_date), so I have to display the values based on a MAX(job_date). I currently have two columns, job_date and currrent_date, job_date displays the actual date of the event, and current_date displays repeating value of MAX(job_date).
How do I go about creating a table visualization in my report that shows only rows where job_date == current_date. I've tried using the advanced filter, but this only filters based on static values.
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If I understand your question correctly:
Create a calculated column where your date column is
IsItToday = IF ( your Date Column = TODAY() ; 1 ; 0)
Do whatever visualizations you want in a report and you can drag this calculated column in the Page level filters (or Report level filters for that matter) and mark the value 1. Then you have filter everything on the page/report for what's happening today.
If I understand your question correctly:
Create a calculated column where your date column is
IsItToday = IF ( your Date Column = TODAY() ; 1 ; 0)
Do whatever visualizations you want in a report and you can drag this calculated column in the Page level filters (or Report level filters for that matter) and mark the value 1. Then you have filter everything on the page/report for what's happening today.
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