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Hi Chris, You may assign value_format or value_format_name to dimensions
to format Looker cells using built-in or custom format names. Once those
are applied in the view file, they should appear on the front-end.
Cheers, Sami
Hi Conor, Anika wrote a great post on this question here: Max or Min
Date Measure In short, we end up taking the raw timeframe and making a
measure of type: date and putting the MAX() in the sql parameter.
Cheers, Sami
Hi, Adapted the block for redshift. filter: date_filter { description:
"Use this date filter in combination with the timeframes dimension for
dynamic date filtering" type: date } dimension_group: filter_start_date
{ type: time timeframes: [raw,date] ...
Hi Mark, The correct syntax for Postgres would be the following: view:
test_interval { dimension: current_date { type: date sql: NOW() ;; }
parameter: date_type { type: string } parameter: period_length { type:
number } dimension: both { type: date s...
Hi Mark, Thanks for that! To better help you with the issue, may I see
the the entire code for the parameters you have defined to use in the
given SQL? Also, if you could provide me with the SQL generated that
would be very helpful. I’m thinking that...