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Background and context
When creating custom dashboards and specifically the big number widget we are currently limited to show data from a dataset for where a specific filter can be created. There is no way to show a relation between two datasets.
Wanted feature / solution proposal
To be able to show relation between two datasets in percent.
Example
Full dataset: All calls to a backend API path in an application perspective
1M calls
Partial dataset: All calls to a backend API path originating from a mobile app
250K calls
Checkbox: [x] Invert relation
The resulting widget number should show
25% by default
75% if the 'Invert relation' is checked
Idea priority | Medium |
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Hi Edwin,
Nice! Sure I'm happy to connect and discuss this further.
-János
Hi Janos,
we are working to add derived metric formulas for in an upcoming release.
The idea to invert relations is quite interesting.
Could we connect and get a deeper understanding of your use cases?