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@@ -111,13 +111,18 @@ To import business metrics from Datadog, ensure Datadog is one of your [connecte
1. From the **Import Business Metrics** section, click **Import via Datadog**.
2. For **Account**, select the connected Datadog account for which you want to import metrics. If this is your first Datadog metric, you may be prompted to reauthorize your Datadog credentials and the required scopes for Vantage (i.e., `usage_read`, `metrics_read`, and `timeseries_query scopes`).
-3. For **Metric**, enter a metric along with any specific filter criteria for the metric, as shown in the example below:
+3. For **Metric**, enter a metric along with any specific filter criteria for the metric, as shown in the example below. For a more detailed explanation, expand the box below for an explainer video of how to convert Datadog syntax to Vantage Business Metrics:
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aws.applicationelb.request_count{availabilityzone:us-east-1c, region:us-east-1}
```
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For more information on the Datadog filtering syntax, see the [Datadog documentation](https://docs.datadoghq.com/metrics/advanced-filtering/).
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4. For **Aggregation**, select either **Sum**, **Average**, **Maximum**, or **Minimum**. The metric is aggregated to the day based on your selection.
Click to view visual example