Introduction I’m so excited to introduce Forms to everyone – this feature is a key part of most data apps I build. They can help speed up development and maintain apps over time. So let’s dig in and see how forms can help us simplify actions and data apps. Need access to Sigma? Click Here to […]
2026 Week 08 | Sigma: Forms Read More »
Introduction This week’s Workout Wednesday challenge was Numbers of Different Magnitudes, but the bigger lesson for me was this: You can build custom analytical experiences in Sigma using AI. For this submission, I used AI-assisted coding to create a custom Sigma plugin (React + D3) that goes beyond standard chart behavior. It combines a magnitude view
2026 Week 07 | Sigma: Building a Custom Plugin with AI Read More »
Introduction Did you know you can call Snowflake Cortex AI functions directly within Sigma? Sigma Workflow Conference in San Francisco is right around the corner, and we will build an AI Chatbot in a Sigma workbook to help users find answers to conference related questions. This AI App focused challenge will walk you through the
2026 Week 06 | Sigma: Can you build an AI Help Desk? Read More »
Introduction Welcome to Week 5 of 2026! This week, we’re going to explore some new features in Sigma: Single Row Containers and Value Lists. When combined, these elements can easily show a lot of detail with a better end user experience. Good luck! -Ashley Need access to Sigma? Click Here to Sign Up Link to
2026 Week 5 | Sigma: Can you show details? Read More »
Introduction This week’s challenge features the new Repeating Container element, which is a powerful new visual that can display feed-like information quickly and easily. Today, I want to show you how you can use this feature to make more detailed KPI-like cards in your workbooks. This feature is still in beta – are there any things
2026 Week 04 | Sigma: Can you Make a Repeating Container? Read More »
Introduction This week’s Workout Wednesday is about turning feedback into part of the workflow, not a side conversation. You’ll build a lightweight, in-workbook feedback loop in Sigma that lets stakeholders flag issues directly on tables and charts, with context intact. Instead of comments that disappear or Slack messages that pile up, feedback becomes structured, reviewable,
2026 Week 03 | Sigma: Running Feedback Loop Read More »
Introduction Welcome to the final week of 2025! Since it’s a holiday week, we’re keeping things simple with a classic but powerful visualization: the Pareto chart. Your challenge this week is to build a Pareto chart in Sigma that highlights which issue categories contribute the most to overall incident reports. By combining a sorted bar
2025 Week 53 | Sigma : Can you build a pareto chart? Read More »
Introduction Welcome to Week 52 of 2025! This week, we’re going to take it easy and practice utilizing some new UI elements in Sigma: Headers and Navigation Elements! They have not been around for long, but I already use them everywhere I can. Good luck! -Ashley Need access to Sigma? Click Here to Sign Up
2025 Week 52 | Sigma: Can you go head to head? Read More »
Say hi to hierarchies Introduction This week, we’re turning hierarchies into a decision tool. Using Sigma’s ragged hierarchies, hierarchy controls, and funnel charts, you’ll build a Campaign Leak Finder that pinpoints exactly where your funnel is breaking down. You’ll create a navigable tree from Lead through Campaign, wire it to a live funnel, and layer
2025 Week 50 | Sigma: Find the Leak with Hierarchies Read More »
Introduction Welcome to Week 49 of 2025! Going back to data applications this week. I come across a constant request from clients when building data apps: How can I let users view all the records but not be able to edit them? This week we are going to figure out how we can do this
2025 Week 49 | Sigma : Can you take control? Read More »
