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There should be an option to open the query or queries for that cell in the data explorer.
Use case:
I often need to drill down further from what I see in a dashboard cell, without any intent of changing the cell. Most of the time when I am doing this, I am looking at a cell that I configured with the script editor. For example, I may be looking at a cell with dozens of series in a line graph, but I may want to modify a filter call to focus on a smaller subset of those series.
Because there is no option to copy queries to the data explorer, I have to:
Choose to configure the cell (which worries me that I may I somehow accidentally modify the cell).
Copy the content of the query I want to explore further.
Carefully click the X button, not the check, to close the cell editor.
Click over to the data explorer view.
Change from the query builder to the script editor.
Paste in the query I copied 4 steps ago.
Start editing the query, which is what I wanted to do in the first place.
Steps 1-6 should be done in a single click.
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+1 to this -- this could be a fairly straight-forward way to providing some basic interactivity to dashboards.
A related/drill-down request: #23742 -- perhaps naming that menu-entry "Drill-down" would make it clear that it is not modifying the dashboard query/not cloning it.
Proposal:
In this dropdown on dashboard cells:
There should be an option to open the query or queries for that cell in the data explorer.
Use case:
I often need to drill down further from what I see in a dashboard cell, without any intent of changing the cell. Most of the time when I am doing this, I am looking at a cell that I configured with the script editor. For example, I may be looking at a cell with dozens of series in a line graph, but I may want to modify a filter call to focus on a smaller subset of those series.
Because there is no option to copy queries to the data explorer, I have to:
Steps 1-6 should be done in a single click.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: