Category and Value fields are necessary to create a datasource node. You can unpivot the measures from columns to rows in your dataset so that you have 2 rows (one for each measure) and one value column....
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Thank you for your response. You can give this formula a try to see if this works for you IF(node=="",calculate,node) The above formula performs calculation for blank periods and takes the value from...
View QuestionThe Formula time aggregation refers to the formula entered in the Configuration. We do not support custom time aggregation, however we do support a varied range of time aggregation methods. To learn about...
View QuestionHi Ashutosh, The ValQ Plan trial would work as modern visual planning. Kindly refer this link to get help with the trial.
View QuestionHi, You can use this link app.valq.com to access the admin console or click on your name on the top corner of the visual and you'll find the ValQ Console button.
View QuestionHi, You can delete a node by clicking on the node name using the delete icon like shown below. In the case of a simple model, you will not be able to delete the nodes. The model has to be converted...
View QuestionThe "Features available with popup" will have a popup like below image on the corner of the visual.
View QuestionAs a best practice, I would recommend you to unpivot the columns Qty and price in the data before you assign the fields to ValQ.
View QuestionHi EmadH, This can be achieved by writing a formula such as follows DS.Dataseries.Sourcekey.GET(CPI) Dataseries - name of the value field Sourcekey - data source key for the node
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