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IBalta
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Hi All, 

 

I am trying to pull our data into a PowerBi dashboard, via datawarehouse.io connector, but I am having troubles seeing the MQLs and the SQLs by month and by brand. 

The issue is that there is a low fidelity between the data fields and I cannot match  them, could you please advise?

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GreyHamilton
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Hey @IBalta,

 

That should be the hs_date_entered_marketingqualifiedlead and hs_date_entered_salesqualifiedlead fields with the connector.

 

If you're using SQL you could get the month a contact entered into MQL or SQL stages with this.

  • CONVERT(varchar(7), hs_date_entered_marketingqualifiedlead, 126)
  • CONVERT(varchar(7), hs_date_entered_salesqualifiedlead, 126) 

You could then group by the brand or use the brand as the breakdown field in your graphs.

 

If your trying to get the counts of both in one graph you'll likely need to utilize a PBI custom date table since you're trying to reference two different dates in one visual.

 

Did this post help solve your problem? If so, please mark it as a solution.

Grey Hamilton, Sr. Technical Consultant
Bayard Bradford

Advanced CRM Implementation | HubSpot Custom Integration Services | Datawarehouse.io Apps for HubSpot
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GreyHamilton
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PowerBi Reporting

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Hey @IBalta,

 

That should be the hs_date_entered_marketingqualifiedlead and hs_date_entered_salesqualifiedlead fields with the connector.

 

If you're using SQL you could get the month a contact entered into MQL or SQL stages with this.

  • CONVERT(varchar(7), hs_date_entered_marketingqualifiedlead, 126)
  • CONVERT(varchar(7), hs_date_entered_salesqualifiedlead, 126) 

You could then group by the brand or use the brand as the breakdown field in your graphs.

 

If your trying to get the counts of both in one graph you'll likely need to utilize a PBI custom date table since you're trying to reference two different dates in one visual.

 

Did this post help solve your problem? If so, please mark it as a solution.

Grey Hamilton, Sr. Technical Consultant
Bayard Bradford

Advanced CRM Implementation | HubSpot Custom Integration Services | Datawarehouse.io Apps for HubSpot
Elite HubSpot Solutions Partner
> Follow me on LinkedIn
johnelmer
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Contributeur de premier rang | Partenaire solutions Elite

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@IBalta  I am asking @GreyHamilton who knows Power BI to see if he can assist.

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John Elmer, CEO

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