True or False? You can use the Klipfolio relative date range expressions if the data source you are accessing expects the start and end date in epoch format.
- A) True
- B) False
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DATE — = — Used to convert a human readable date string (2015/01/01), into a computer readable date string known as Epoch or Unix time. CorrectDATE — = — Used to convert a human readable date string (2015/01/01), into a computer readable date string known as Epoch or Unix time. CorrectDATEVALUE — = — Used to convert an Epoch or Unix date/time (computer readable date string) into a human readable date string (2015/01/01). CorrectDATE_IN — = — Used to find dates that fall within a given time period, like day, week, month, quarter, year. CorrectDATE_ADD — = — Used to add or subtract a certain number of units (seconds, minutes, days, etc.) to a given date in order to arrive at a different date. CorrectDATE_CONVERT — = — Used to change the format of one human readable date string (2015/01/01) to another human readable date string (Jan 1, 2015), often for the purposes of sorting. CorrectDATE_STARTOF — = — Returns the first date of a given date period, like week, month, quarter, year.
True or False? You can use the Klipfolio relative date range expressions if the data source you are accessing expects the start and end date in epoch format.
What is the correct syntax for putting a variable inside of a datasource query? (ie: a dynamic datasource)
Consider the following array of data: ARRAY(“apple”,”banana”). What function do you use to change apple to *pple AND banana to b*n*n*?
Consider the following scenario: Within your Klipfolio account, you have two variables with the same name, one is “Klip” scope and the other is “All Dashboards” scope and the variable with the Klip scope has precedence.
Can you use negative numbers in the SLICE function?
How do you define a variable in a dynamic data source?