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We typically see this kind of visualization for stock markets, but it can easily be applied to various business scenarios. The visual impact is immediate without having to drill into the detail
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I really like this visualization as it demonstrates, what some would consider advanced features, yet it can be straight forward to do and integrate. The blog post illustrates the simiple steps. Thanks for sharing
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You can override the OAuth token lifetime on Databricks https://docs.databricks.com/aws/en/integrations/manage-oauth
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I like the coffee theme for this :-)
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Could all the Analytics records be shared as one post?
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You might be posting this in the wrong forum.
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Interesting visualization with good use of images and different visualizations
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Good dashboard illustrating various ways to present the data, and as Benjamin has said the inclusion of the calendar plugin is a good example of using this
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Yes this needed and it is good to see it is on the roadmap
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I like this idea suggestion and it would be helpful
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Thanks for sharing. I hope to join many of these as a Virtual Attendee.
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Useful addition
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The visualizations are a great example of what can be done combining maps, images and data
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Have a look at the documentation for RANK https://docs.oracle.com/en/database/oracle/oracle-database/23/sqlrf/RANK.html See what works for you. Another alternative RANK() WITHIN GROUP (ORDER BY month DESC)
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Try adding an ORDER BY RANK(CAST(Month AS DATE) ORDER BY date ASC) or ORDER BY RANK(CAST(Month AS DATE) ORDER BY date DESC)
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Yes this is a great idea and fits in with similar related submitted ideas elsewhere
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I like this dashboard. Good use of color and different visualizations to help focus on the key informations
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While additional algorithms are being requested there is a fuller list of what could be added (some already there) Autoregression (AR): Predicts future values based on past values of the same series. Moving Average (MA): Uses the average of previous data points to smooth out fluctuations and identify trends. ARIMA…
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https://community.oracle.com/products/oracleanalytics/discussion/comment/71312#Comment_71312 Thanks Philippe
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Congratulations all and thanks for your contributions to the community