Data Visualization Tools Resources

Put simply, data teams move faster in Mode. In Looker, teams have to decide upfront how to model their data, instead of working with data first and then deciding what's important for their analysis. Ad hoc analysis is orders of magnitude faster in Mode. Preferred by data scientists, Mode’s workflow includes full R & Python notebooks and has interactive visualizations that don’t run queries against your database.

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You can find out FAQ list here: https://help.plecto.com/faq

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This tutorial will show you how to create formulas and visualize your KPIs on your dashboard. Formulas are at the core of Plecto. Every number that is displayed on a dashboard comes from a formula. With them, you can express a wide range of calculations that should be made on your data. Formulas are saved as plain text, however, for it to work correctly it must follow a very specific syntax. You can think of it as a programming language. The language is similar to that of Excel or other spreadsheet software. Your data in Excel are rows in a spreadsheet and you can filter and manipulate this data based on it's columns. Similarly, in Plecto, registrations are the rows and fields are the columns. How to create a formula directly from the dashboard: - Go to your dashboard and click 'Edit' in the upper right. - Choose a widget (I have chosen a number box). - If you have not yet created a formula, you can do it directly from the dashboard by clicking 'Add new formula'. - Select 'Quantity' (as I would like to count all sales made), and choose your data source. - Save it. - Choose your time periode; day, week, month, year or custom.

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