first, I set time range to 2month ago to 2020-1-19 (which is now)
However the graph start at 2019-10-31 (why?) and the last datapoint in the graph is 2019-12-21 (why?)
How can I see the data for 28 days from the 28 days ago, and 28*2 days ago?
However the graph start at 2019-10-31 (why?) and the last datapoint in the graph is 2019-12-21 (why?)
How can I see the data for 28 days from the 28 days ago, and 28*2 days ago?
Hi,
The "Interval" field is not there to specify the total range of the data you want to see, it's the size of one bucket on the x axis - e.g. if you set it to 1d
, your chart will have one data point per day. It's best left to auto
which will pick a reasonable value based on the time range automatically.
Thanks for the answer
If I want to see monthly data such as MAU, for three months, I would pick "time range" to 3 month and "period" for 1month, that's what I'm doing here
And kibana fails to show me past 3 month
Hi, I see, this is confusing.
That's roughly what's happening here:
The data point tooltip always marks the start of the bucket, so the data till the current day is still included in this last data point even though the x axis doesn't expand that far.
If you are looking at data produced each calendar month, you should use 1M
as interval, then you will get the buckets you expect (2019-11-01, 2019-12-01 and 2020-01-01 till current day).
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