Since we started building Omni, we’ve focused on designing a product to help everyone achieve their data goals, regardless of their experience with SQL and other BI tools. That’s why we’re excited to launch support for xlookup(): to give users access to Excel’s trusty syntax to connect data across queries.
Since we started building Omni, we’ve focused on designing a product to help everyone achieve their data goals, regardless of their experience with SQL and other BI tools., etc.) might’ve been your first taste of the power of joining datasets together. The mental models of an Excel lookup and a SQL join are actually quite similar — take some values, see where they match values in another table, and return some information from rows where those values match.
For example, some tools let you follow a “Merge Results” workflow, where you define a “primary query”, select the fields you want from that query, replicate that process for every additional query, and then run the merge process to return a separate “merged” table. While this works, it requires you to navigate a different UI outside your table and deeply understand the tool to do so.
We’re committed to replicating the Excel workflow to give you the brain space to do great analysis, not fuss over a clunky process or new syntax. And because the calculations you write in Omni are valid Excel functions, when you download a query or dashboard as an XLSX file, the function definitions will come with it!, we’re still running a join behind the scenes – we’re just using Excel syntax to tell Omni what fields to join and what fields to return.
And, if you want to create a new calculation that references the xlookup value, you can reference it just like any otherto create a monthly summary table by bringing together monthly metrics from different aggregate tables by “joining” on the month. This is easier than using a date spine and defining a SQL join.dynamically references other tabs, you can use free-text entry to pull in ad-hoc adjustments and annotations, giving your data a “live” feeling.
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