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Sigma Computing Cheat Sheet

Sigma Computing Cheat Sheet

Back to Business IntelligenceUpdated 2026-05-15

Sigma Computing is a cloud-native business intelligence and analytics platform designed to democratize data analysis through a familiar spreadsheet-like interface that operates directly on cloud data warehouses (Snowflake, BigQuery, Databricks). Unlike traditional BI tools that extract and cache data, Sigma executes all computations in the warehouse itself, ensuring live data access, infinite scalability, and consistent governance. The platform uniquely bridges the gap between self-service analytics for business users and governed, code-free data modeling, while supporting embedded analytics, writeback scenarios, Python integration, and AI-powered workflows—making it both a visualization layer and an application development framework.

What This Cheat Sheet Covers

This topic spans 25 focused tables and 159 indexed concepts. Below is a complete table-by-table outline of this topic, spanning foundational concepts through advanced details.

Table 1: Core Document TypesTable 2: Workbook Element TypesTable 3: Formula Syntax and CalculationsTable 4: Table Groupings and AggregationTable 5: Data Models and Semantic LayerTable 6: Filters and ControlsTable 7: Actions and InteractivityTable 8: Writeback and Input TablesTable 9: Parameters and Dynamic QueriesTable 10: Embedding and Secure AccessTable 11: Version Control and CollaborationTable 12: Visualization and ChartingTable 13: Conditional Formatting and StylingTable 14: Data Warehouse IntegrationTable 15: Custom SQL and Advanced Data SourcesTable 16: Performance OptimizationTable 17: Scheduling and AutomationTable 18: Row-Level Security and Data PermissionsTable 19: Sigma API and Programmatic AccessTable 20: AI and Natural LanguageTable 21: Admin and GovernanceTable 22: Plugins and ExtensibilityTable 23: Forms and Data Entry WorkflowsTable 24: Advanced Layouts and ContainersTable 25: Specialized Features

Table 1: Core Document Types

TypeExampleDescription
Workbook
create New > Workbook
Primary analysis and dashboard document; supports tables, pivots, charts, controls, and actions; versioned with draft/publish workflow.
Data Model
create New > Data Model
Semantic layer defining metrics, relationships, and reusable business logic; replaced the legacy Dataset concept after June 2026; central source of truth.

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