Calculated Columns in RubiSight
Add Lookup Column in Dashboard
The Lookup feature helps you to match the values between two or more data sources. It is used to determine the presence of a particular field from one data source to another. The Lookup functionality in Rubiscape allows you to connect two data ...
Deleting Calculated Column
You can delete the calculated column from the dashboard. To delete a calculated column, follow the steps given below. Note: The calculated column is displayed with a copyright symbol () next to it. Open the Dashboard in edit mode. Refer to Editing a ...
Editing Calculated Column
You can edit the calculated column. To edit a calculated column, follow the steps given below. Open the Dashboard in edit mode. Refer to Editing a Dashboard. The dashboard is displayed. In the DATA pane, locate the required dataset and then click the ...
Add Cache Calculated Column
Rubiscape allows you to create a Cache Calculated Column in the dashboard. It has similar functionality as the Calculated Column. While creating a Cache Calculated Column, a cache file is generated. After every update in the source file or calculated ...
Adding Calculated Column to Dashboard
To add a calculated column to your dashboard, follow the steps given below. Open the Dashboard in edit mode. Refer to Editing a Dashboard. The dashboard is displayed. Add a dataset to the dashboard. Refer to Adding Dataset in RubiSight. In the DATA ...
Calculated Columns in RubiSight
RubiSight provides a function to add a new column that is not originally present in your dataset. You can create a new column by doing some calculations on the existing columns. RubiSight uses the Expression function for creating a new column using ...