I understand the white labelling capabilities, and they are being used, but there does seem to be way to add a run time derived custom display label into the Looker web UI that would allow me to display a context message about what the user is viewin...

Solved it…Change the view to include a new derived field like…select *, max(eventDate) over () as maxEventDate from …Then add two new dimensions to the view file dimension: max_event_date { type: date hidden: yes sql: ${TABLE}.maxEventDate;; } dimens...

Thanks for the input, but that seems like a lot of effort for a straightforward parsing operation.The function is missing some obvious functions. Like: list_count, = return number of items in a list list_item = return the nth item ina list left = ext...

Thanks… I solved it My mistake was to assume that the ‘?’ used to prefix the dashboard filter parameter meant that the other query parameters required a ‘&’ join rather than a ‘?’. The Looker SSO API syntax Its a little odd but I’ve got it working no...

That’s not working for me… If I add… "?filter_field=filter_value’ … to the embed path that is part of the string that is converted to an encrypted secret then I get an authentication error… Single sign on failure. Please contact an administrator. I n...