That sounds awesome @Gianni Ceresa. I think it's above my wheelhouse though and I'd have to learn how to make those REST API calls. I'm going to put it down as a goal. Thank you.

No, sorry for the confusion. Just look at the screen shot I provided and think of exporting that as a csv or excel file. That's basically it.

Yes. Like in a csv or excel file.

Thanks @Wayne Van Sluys. This may help.

Welcome @Rasta Ghafouri-Oracle.

Would love to join Oracle AI World, but unfortunately my company will not be sending anyone from my team.

Thank you so much @William Wandurraga-Oracle

I'm curious about this as well.

This is how I was able to get the results I was looking for. Was more simple than I thought. I think that is one of my problems. I complicate things more than they are.

Thank you @Chere-Oracle. Let me see if I can apply that.

Can this be imported into OAC, @AnishaPatra-Oracle? We created a Position based hierarchy from PeopleSoft and would like to see how it compares. If it cannot be is there a demo anywhere to view it?

This is great @Benjamin Arnulf-Oracle. Looks like all my ideas need votes…😬

Keep up the great work as it gets better and better.

Looks like you cannot use calculations. Once I created a field in the RPD with the same logic it worked.

Thank you @Priya Chary, the column is part of the visualization. At first I had it hidden and then I made it visible hoping that was it, but no success.

Thank you @Priya Chary. You are correct, they are not resolving but I think it's because for one of them I'm dragging in a calculation because when I click on "Column" to select one calculations are not an option to select.

Thank you @Bhaskar Konar, it did help a little but it looks like the information I want to pass is a calculation and throws the error? Can you pass a calculated attribute? So this works: ${valuesForColumn:@column("SupplierNumber")} but this does not: ${valuesForColumn:@calculation("SupplierNumberTrimmed")} Would you or…

Thank you @Jamie Anderson-Oracle for that quick turn around.

No option to export the dva file to take a look inside. Still nice to work with.

Nice dashboard and great webinar showing it. I arrived late but still interested in know how things were done, especially the part where you can change visualizations within as shown in the 2018 Revenue in top 15 States from a bar chart to whatever the other one was (can't remember now hence the need for the replay, LOL).…