Did you create your first Einstein Analytics application? Clean and neat! I assume that you’ve already designed a data flow, ran it already to generate your application dataset. Created a dashboard with lenses in place, filters, lists, charts to visualise the dataset. It’s already great, now you can go to Einstein Analytics, click on your …
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In order to create more insight on sales data, Einstein Analytics can be great help. In order to bring Einstein Analytics into the game, it’s required to create relevant data flows, datasets, dashboards in other words an EA application. The aim here is to bring a solution for better understanding the relations between profitability/loss at …
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Problem: Recently I tacked with the problem of ordering the legend/bar segments in Einstein Analytics and this is how I solved it. Using the Einstein Analytics user interface, I could sort bar segments of a stacked column chart in asc/desc order or keep it unsorted. However, I needed to sort them in a custom fashion …
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Before you start with this post, make sure that you already read “Salesforce Einstein Analytics” post. Here we are climbing the steps of building a dataset by forming our very first dataflow. Don’t forget, it all starts with data and it’s better to have data of good quality. If you know the data that you’re …
Get your data in! It all starts with the data anyway, so you need to bring it in. How? Salesforce made it handy. Once you login to your Einstein Analytics enabled org, click on the App Launcher and select Analytics Studio. Search for the ‘Create’ button and select ‘Dataset’. Here you have two options ‘CSV …