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Agreed! Almost every card we build we need to jump through these hoops too. The worst part is if you forget to change the date it's not clear that the card is giving incorrect results when you view it outside of analyzer. Also, swapping out the date field on an existing card that's been saved the UI bugs out in multiple…
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Thanks for the tips Jason - definitely helpful. While the fiscal calendar option is useful, unfortunately it doesn't address all our issues as we have multiple week starting methodologies that need to be shown. For example we have our fiscal week, then we also have a different week start for media spend. On a side note -…
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Thanks @jaeW_at_Onyx . Yeah I stumbled across those function options in the top right corner of the views UI last night. Specifically I was wanting to include 4 observations either side of the current row into the stdev calculation. Unfortunately I think in order to achieve that I need to jump through so many hoops it…
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And if you want it more randomized within each row you would be better seeding it with the current_time() function for the first call, the current_time() + interval 1 day for the second call, and so on.
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It's probably also worth noting you can make the numbers appear more random by seeding it with the result of the current_time() function. This means when you refresh the page at least you will get different results each time...
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+1 Still waiting on this! Without it there's no 'good' way to filter my dashboard to show the past 2 weeks by default. The only option I really have is to add a page level filter on a beastmode which is a pretty awful solution when I also have a date-preset filter at the top of the dash.
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The only solution I could figure out was to adjust the SQL so that my `id` field had a hardcoded value of zero, ie... select 0 as id from mytable... That way the internally remembered value became zero. I then reverted the SQL to the original settings.
