Create FASTER Google Data Studio Dashboards With This Trick

Google Data Studio dashboard. Hi there, I'm Wesley Walker the founder of Walker Analytics and in this video, I walk you through how to create faster dashboards in Google Data Studio. You will learn how to use Google's extract data connector, and at the end of the video, you will also learn how much faster using this connector can make your dashboards. If you enjoyed my Google Data Studio video then please consider subscribing, turning on notifications 🛎 and leaving a like 👍 down below for more content like this.
Intro: 00:00
Why you need to speed up your dashboard: 00:23
Extract data connector overview: 01:07
Extracting data: 01:36
Creating a copy of the dashboard: 07:50
Tweaking the dashboard: 08:25
Running a lighthouse audit on both dashboards: 16:37
Outro: 17:22
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[@WalkerAnalytics]

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[@RoboTron_Channel]

Хорошая работа, спасибо.

[@WalkerAnalytics]

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[@RagulCJ]

Do data studio have lien continuation character? Would be really helpful if you can comment on this :)

[@WalkerAnalytics]

As far as I'm aware it does not. Although I must admit, this is a new concept to me :). Line continuation is used in python typically as a backslash and at this time Google Data Studio does not natively support python. If you want your code to be continued in one line, I recommend using a () parentheses. Although, GDS doesn't flag up line to long errors like you receive in python. Does this answer your question?

[@RagulCJ]

@@WalkerAnalytics Yes, I'm clear now Thank you for answering my question.

[@WalkerAnalytics]

@@RagulCJ Happy to hear it :)