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jpacheco
Sisense Employee
11-03-2025

🎢 CommunityFest Day 1: What’s the most unexpected insight you’ve uncovered after changing one thing in Sisense?

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What’s the most unexpected insight you’ve uncovered after changing one thing in Sisense? 

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  • jpacheco's avatar
    jpacheco
    Sisense Employee
    11-05-2025

    Love this, Zach!! What is obvious to some isn't always obvious to others! Thanks for sharing!!

  • zach_myt's avatar
    zach_myt
    Data Pipeline
    11-05-2025

    My insight might be an obvious one for others but when I first started using Sisense I wasn't aware I could use formula level filtering. So I could count something like communications sent by counting user_id's then using a filter in the formula to only look at email types. The formula would look like:

    (DUPCOUNT([user_id]), [Email_filter])  

    Where I am counting the user_id's but I have a filter in the formula where I am only counting communication types of email.