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Where do you want to do that? Within the dasboard, then use the union command to combine the datasets. To create a new dataset, which then can be used in multiple dashboards/lenses create a dataflow a …

Since the latest release of Einstein Analytics Spring '20 in that window you see the label on the left and the technical name on the right. So # really is the columns Label, while Column1 is the techn …

First, convert the now()-Date to epoch seconds, then substract the desired number of days (multiplied by 24 * 60 * 60 = 86400). Then convert this epoch seconds value back to a date. toDate(date_to_ep …

You cannot use a function within a filter Transformation. To achieve that, you have to use a computeExpression and generate a new field (for example dateFilter -> toDate(date_to_epoch(now())-(3155692 …

Try using a computeExpression beforehand. In it generate a Field with case when Date_Taken>='Unit.Unit.runcat_on_date' then 1 else 0 end; Then filter on that field.

You could group your dataset by all, which results in one row. With that row you generate a Row for every month without using the actual values of the dataset (you just did that to have only one row). …

I fear it is too late for that. The winter release was rolled out October 14th. And classic dashboard are not accessible anymore at all. Salesforce Winter '20

Bindings (or Interactions as they are called now) have a very strict syntax, and you don't get very good help on error correction, it usually just crashes. Anyway, here is the documentation: Bindings …

EA only generates these values for Dates loaded into a dataset: Einstein Analytics Dates To achieve someting similar, you can use the toString()-function: q = foreach q generate toString(newDate, "yy …

Unfortunately it is not. I just tried to add a reference line manually in the json code. It doesn't crash or show an error, but it simply doesn't show a line.

You receive the error, because you don't supply EA with information, where it should take 'converted' from. Do that by writing b.converted. But still, there is a logical error in your query. Lets say …

That's actually not quite that hard. Create a new query (pick any dataset) with the following SAQL q = load \"MyDataset\"; q = group q by all; q = foreach q generate \"!{User.Name}\" as UserName; T …

Yes you can do that. Click on the widget in edit mode. Then on the right side select 'Query'. There you have to select single or multi selection as Selection Type. Also make sure "Broadcast selections …

the 3 and 4 are missing, because you group by MaxMonth which is the same for both. (8 should however be there, it is in my test...) You have to use a little trick: Before cogrouping, you group query 1 …

You have to use the augment node in the dataflow to do this. Choose Left Source, Left Key (it is written in singular, but you can use multiple keys), Right Source and Right Key. Then check all right f …