OK, I am happy if I stick to now. But if I go back in time in my global filter, then the visualization is empty. This is normal behavior as we used now as reference.
How can I match the ranges to the upper bound of the global date range filter?
I'd like to use a variable that is the upper bound (2020-06-30 14:34:42) in the different ranges
You could have 2 extra keyword, one for the upper bound and one for the lower bound. and still the now keyword. Of course, it is only for kibana, not for elasticsearch (now is a keyword for elasticsearch)
So kibana should process those 2 keywords to replace them with the actual values before requesting.
In the mean time, how can I display bars with a shift in time for each bar? do you have an alternative?
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