I have data that is in the form: { user_email: "test@example.com", number_of_emails_sent: 100, ... } I would like to display it in a table like: User Email Number of Emails Sent test@example.com 100 I have tried to do it via Data Table visualization, as well …

Create a table showing two "sibling" elements

ghudgins (Graham Hudgins) July 8, 2021, 1:46pm 4

Try using the "Last value" for your number of emails sent instead of a count of records as the metric.

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Create a table showing two "sibling" elements

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