group_item_label

Usage

view: view_name {
  dimension: field_name {
    group_item_label: "desired label"
  }
}
Hierarchy
group_item_label
Possible Field Types
Dimension, Dimension Group, Filter, Measure

Accepts
A string

Definition

In cases where you've used the group_label parameter to combine fields into custom groups in a view's field picker, you can also use the group_item_label parameter for each of the grouped fields to customize how the individual fields are shown in the field picker.

For example, you can add the group_label to a set of fields like this:

view: accounts {
  dimension: shipping_city {
    sql: ${TABLE}.shipping_city ;;
    group_label: "Shipping Info"
  }
  dimension: shipping_state {
    sql: ${TABLE}.shipping_state ;;
    group_label: "Shipping Info"
  }
  dimension: shipping_street {
    sql: ${TABLE}.shipping_street ;;
    group_label: "Shipping Info"
  }
}

These fields will now be combined into an expandable Shipping Info section in the field picker:

But since these fields are shown under the expandable Shipping Info section, they don't need to have "Shipping" in their individual labels as well. So you can add the group_item_label parameter to each of the grouped fields:

view: accounts {
  dimension: shipping_city {
    sql: ${TABLE}.shipping_city ;;
    group_label: "Shipping Info"
    group_item_label: "City"
  }
  dimension: shipping_state {
    sql: ${TABLE}.shipping_state ;;
    group_label: "Shipping Info"
    group_item_label: "State"
  }
  dimension: shipping_street {
    sql: ${TABLE}.shipping_street ;;
    group_label: "Shipping Info"
    group_item_label: "Street"
  }
}

Now the fields display like this in the field picker:

The group_item_label displays only in the field picker. In the Data section of an Explore and in any visualizations, Looker displays the field's name or label as normal.