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Multi-Dimensional Metrics
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Emil (Databox) |
DESCRIPTION: Choose more than 1 Dimension for a custom metric.
USE CASE: Users will be able to create a custom metric with two (or more) dimensions. When this metric is used on a databoard, users can click into it and easily switch between dimensions. Examples:
- Website Sessions by Geographic Location and Device Type
- New Revenue by Channel and Activity
- Orders by Category and Country
LET US KNOW WHAT YOU THINK! We might develop this feature in the future. We encourage you to upvote it if you find it valuable and leave a comment with feedback and insight into what objectives you feel this feature could help you with. Getting more feedback upfront will help us better align the feature with our users' needs.
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Emil (Databox)
Merged with: Adding Date range in table as a column
Tijana Milasevic
The customer would want to be able to include specific date he used when creating Salesforce custom metric as a separate column in a table e.g. Close date for Salesforce (so he can do it in e.g. this databoard
Milica Novak
Customer would like to preview multi-dimensions from Asana, for easier tracking of tasks.
Emil (Databox)
Merged with: Ability to have secondary Dimensions in a Table
Monise Milanese
Currently, you can use Metrics with identical Dimension names in an Advanced Table.
We'd like to have ability to further filter Dimensions to secondary Dimensions in order to provide an additional layer of context to the data provided, in 2 separate columns.
Use case:
Report on Sessions by Country by City, or Appointments generated from Leads by Team Member (based on data from Sales Forms) from Google Sheets data.
Dan Ross
This would be fantastic. Currently, I have to push multiple versions of a metric that could more easily be a multi-dimension metric.
Ebosetale Inegbenose (Bella)
Usecase: Customer track Lead generation efforts, they are interested in knowing the lead sources and the form the lead filled up. To get insights to this, the customer would need to set up a Leads by Forms and Source metric, and having multi-dimensional metrics would make this possible.
Kevin Rabier
definitely useful !
Emil (Databox)
Status changed to: Under review
Papaya Search (Data)
Hi, It would be neat to set up tables to show data in a way similar to Semrush or Ahrefs Position Trackers, where you can see precisely what URL is ranking for each keyword.
Ales Kotnik
User wants to create multi-dimensions (or at least two-dimensional) metrics from Google Sheets to be able to display data like Services provided by Client name and by Status. Creating a table that would show how many services were completed or are in-progress or in other statuses for each client.
Tijana Milasevic
The customer would like to be able to add a secondary dimension in the Advanced Table.
Ales Kotnik
User wants to be able to add dates as a second Dimension in an Advanced Table visualization.
Use case:
User wants to replicate a table from Google Sheets in exactly the same way, by being able to add the dates.
James B
I think this function would be very helpful. Combining one Dimension on a bar graph and adding metric's data (other Dimensions names) to the side/below would be very helpful.
Tijana Milasevic
Currently, you can use metrics with identical Dimension names in an Advanced Table.
The user wants to be able to have metrics with different Dimensions in the same Advanced Table.
Use case:
E.g. Emails sent for multiple countries (Custom Metric created for each country), where emails have different titles.