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9. Now, you should be able to query metrics using Hex! Try it yourself with the following example queries:

- In the first cell, filter the `order_total` and `order_amount` metrics by the customer_name dimension. Which customer has made the most orders?
- The second cell shows a line graph of the `order_total` and `order_amount` metrics over time. Play around with the graph! Try changing the time grain using the **Time unit** drop down menu.
- In the first cell, you can see a table of the `order_total` metric over time. Add the 'order_count' metric to this table.
- The second cell shows a line graph of the `order_total` metric over time. Play around with the graph! Try changing the time grain using the **Time unit** drop down menu.
- The next table in the notebook, labeled “Example_query_2”, shows the number of customers who have made their first order on a given day. Create a new chart cell. Make a line graph of `first_ordered_at` vs `customers` to see how the number of new customers each day changes over time.
- Create a new semantic layer cell and pick one or more metrics. Filter your metric(s) by one or more dimensions.

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