Binding Basics 2: Dynamic Measures

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  • Опубликовано: 9 янв 2025

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  • @yanivaguidicipietro4163
    @yanivaguidicipietro4163 4 года назад +1

    Great videos. I have learned a lot thanks to your videos.

  • @jenniferbryant5530
    @jenniferbryant5530 Год назад +1

    Great videos Pete! I'm currently stuck on a project -- trying to show/hide column based on filter at top that lets customer choose from 3 different revenue fields... this would then update the basic table below for a column called "Savings Value Type".... depending on what they choose would pull in that specific field value. I have custom SAQL that is throwing an error so I am sure it's set up incorrectly... I pinged you on linkedin for a connection.

    • @LetsPlaySalesforce
      @LetsPlaySalesforce  Год назад

      Historically this would be a challenge as columnMap doesn't support bindings but it does now. Check out the recent blog post on salesforceblogger.com on how to do this and I'll take a look at your message on linkedin.

  • @natalieharper4324
    @natalieharper4324 6 лет назад +1

    Perfect walk through - thank you!

  • @simzark
    @simzark 5 лет назад +1

    Thanks Pete! I needed to change the columnMap as well to get my bindings to work but this helped a lot :)

    • @LetsPlaySalesforce
      @LetsPlaySalesforce  5 лет назад +1

      This series predates columnMap and some other syntax changes. It's too bad I can't put annotations in the video or I would.

    • @simzark
      @simzark 5 лет назад +1

      @@LetsPlaySalesforce I recently read your interview where you described your EA / Salesforce journey and it gave me motivation to keep going with EA and work towards my certification.
      Bring back the mohawk! :D

    • @LetsPlaySalesforce
      @LetsPlaySalesforce  4 года назад

      So here I am sifting through old comments making sure that I responded to any questions that were asked and I saw your post here. I'm just wondering where you are at in your certification journey as I just posted a video on cert prep that you may find beneficial.

  • @atulchandhok9955
    @atulchandhok9955 7 лет назад +2

    @Peter Lyons: The series of videos is amazing for beginners! Thanks for posting. Could you please add the main syntax in the comments section as copying the syntax from the video itself is a bit difficult.
    Thanks.

    • @LetsPlaySalesforce
      @LetsPlaySalesforce  7 лет назад

      I've been looking for a good way to include the code as it doesn't play nicely with youtube's character limits. I will most likely spin up something on github eventually.

    • @atulchandhok9955
      @atulchandhok9955 7 лет назад +1

      That will be very helpful- just one liner for the main binding just like
      "{{column(my_static_1.selection,[\"value\"]).asObject()}};" is all that we need. Your video explains it otherwise. Thanks much.

  • @nsatheesh001
    @nsatheesh001 5 лет назад +1

    Nice work Peter :-)

  • @oxymoron347
    @oxymoron347 7 лет назад +1

    These videos are very helpful - Thank you! Is it possible to bind 2 measures with one selection? I can't seem to figure out the syntax. I would like to change one the measure of one axis in a scatter chart.

    • @LetsPlaySalesforce
      @LetsPlaySalesforce  7 лет назад

      Max Heidrich yes, this is possible. Please post your code to the customer community and @ mention me and I'll take a look.

    • @oxymoron347
      @oxymoron347 7 лет назад

      Done. Thanks.

  • @wfgundam
    @wfgundam 7 лет назад +1

    Hey Pete awesome stuff! I had a question that maybe you'd know the answer to. Is it possible to create a custom static step that can dynamically change a lens' referenced dataset? Thanks!

    • @LetsPlaySalesforce
      @LetsPlaySalesforce  7 лет назад +1

      For compact steps, no. SAQL, I'm pretty sure no as well. Typically what I do for that situation is basically write 2 SAQL steps and use the static step to determine the final projection.
      Ex:
      q = load set1;
      q = group q by all;
      p = load set2;
      p = group p by all;
      final = {{binding says foreach p or q generate the things I want}};

    • @wfgundam
      @wfgundam 7 лет назад +1

      Let's Play Salesforce Thanks for the help!

  • @g27413698
    @g27413698 4 года назад +1

    哭了 超棒的影片 推