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You could still use those kind of dimensions but there wouldn't be any
suggestions popping up. For date fields, the filter would be a date
selector. For Date of Birth - do you want users to select one single
specific date or would you want them to se...
First step is going to be creating a parameter that has the filter
values that you'll want to appear in the radio button: parameter:
gender_filter { type: unquoted allowed_value: { label: "Male" value:
"male" } allowed_value: { label: "Female" value:...
@mauricio_cs Could you provide some more clarity on the type of data in
the drill field? Maybe post the LookML for the dimension / measure
you're trying to click on. Are you able to see the SQL that looker is
trying to generate when you click the dri...
Hi @BrianLewis - Could you provide a little bit more clarity on your
question - I'm struggling to understand how a dimension value could be
both A & B at the same time. Do you mean A OR B? Are we working with a
dimension that's a type string? Maybe y...
Hi @jael_hedz, Thank you for the question - You can sort data in the
explore section by clicking on the title of the measure in the data
section. You can also be really specific about how fields are sorted by
adding a order_by_field parameter to a di...
