I am using Google Data Studio to filter data for a report.
I have the following simple report:
My default date range is auto:
The field is configured as date:
As you can see the report does not display only records that have or are between a certain date:
In my example the report should cut of dates that are before the 24th of January.
Why is this not the case?
UPDATE
Please find below the link to a test report, which reproduces the problem:
https://datastudio.google.com/reporting/3899f199-e064-4816-9dcc-5c9047472427
The data filter applies to the Column in the field "Date Range Dimension". By using In BigQuery partitioned tables are common to reduce data traffic. Data Studio let you preselect this column. I fix the report.
To remove the preselected column for the data filter in BigQuery, please edit the datasource in Data Studio and uncheck this:
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I am starting to use Data Studio, and I need to use more than one Date Range Filter to filter different dates, in the case of the table below:
I have already tested some Community Visualizations, but none of them met my needs, as they do not have the same date selection and view mode as the Date Range Filter (image below).
Is there a way for me to do this using the official version? If it is not possible to do it with the official version, what would be another possibility for this.
EXPLANATION:
I'm using a custom data connector created by our team, which brings data to the table according to our platform tables, this part works correctly, we bring data of names, values, ids, and dates, everything works correctly, which what I need is to add 3 Date Range Filters so that each one of them filters based on a different date field, as in the image above, but so far I haven't been able to do that, it only allows filtering on a date that I choose as a period of dimension. I've already used some community visualization extensions, but they didn't work well.
I have this Datastudio report with one Chart (with optional date range) and one table showing all cases.
Issue is that when I change date range for chart, it also change table values accordingly.
I understand this logic, but what if I want have one separate table showing all numbers of all time next to this selectable time chart.
Is it even possible?
So can I have two data objects independent in one report ?
https://datastudio.google.com/reporting/23ff0aaf-629c-495b-a629-a92d52af15e9
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Nimantha's answer is a valid approach. However, this approach can be used only for the date range filter. If you change the Country/Region filter values, both charts will get updated.
If you want both date and dimension filters to apply to certain charts, you can simply group them. From the official help docs: Restrict a filter control to specific charts: "To do this, select the filter and one or more charts. Then use the Arrange > Group menu (or right-click and and select Group). Now, the filter only applies to the charts in this group."
Groups
Minhaz Kazi's solution on Groups would be the way to go.
For future reference, adding a Google Data Studio Report and a GIF to elaborate on the method:
Original Post
It can be achieved by setting the Default Date Range of the Table to Custom and then setting the Date Range as required (in this case, the default, Auto Date Range will do the trick).
Google Data Studio Report and GIF to elaborate:
I have created a report pulling data from four different datasets with all containing a parameter of startDate and EndDates. All datasets include the same table where this parameter is found. I want to create a subscription email for users to receive on a weekly basis (-7 days from run date).
You can setup an Email Subscription in SSRS in Report Delivery Options section. Please watch this video for more details.
If you don't have an E-mail Delivery Extension configured on your Reporting Services yet then please read the detailed guidelines here.
When creating a report, I create parameters for the dates and set the default values for the desired range on a regular basis.
If you want the previous weeks worth of data on a given day, you could use
=TODAY.AddDays(-7)
for the Start Date default value and
=TODAY.AddDays(-1)
for the End Date default value. On 6/4 this gives 5/28 for the Start date and 6/3 for the End Date.
With these default values, your report will always run for the previous week but can also be run for other dates when necessary.
I'm running the following query on a table from SQLPro for MSSQL:
SELECT * FROM MyTable where Date = '2016-06-28'
The Date column contains fields formatted as datetimes for example: '2016-06-27 19:00:00:000'. When I run the query it returns results whose entries in the Date column are one day earlier than the date I queried for. So in the above example all results returned have date '2016-06-27'. There is data for the date I'm looking for since if I query for '2016-06-29' I get the data for the 28th.
Further, when I query from a cursor using pymssql I get the data for the right dates so it seems like the issue is with SQLPro and not the database itself. Anyone know what's going on/how to fix it?
Developer here. It is indeed a bug with SQLPro. I've sent a fix to #stableMatch which should resolve the issue.
The objective is to create a weekly form, in Microsoft Access 2007, that allows employees to select their name from a list, the date of the first day of the week, and then create all daily time longs for the week in single form. The form needs to have a week view like the form (an Excel mockup) shown here:
Once entered, the data is to be written to the Project Time Log table shown here:
When the employee selects the "Week Starting" value, the column headings in the able below need to update. Is this possible? What also has me stumped is how to enter project hours for the week in a single row that will result in creating up to 6 records in my database. Finally, how does one set up validation on the "Week Starting" field so that the employee can only select Mondays?
I guess this is where I admit that I am just getting started with MS Access. However, with some experience in database design and Excel I am finding everything but advanced form building to be fairly straightforward.
So, can someone point me in the right direction? Do I need to use a Pivot Table to make this work? What is a Modal Dialogue? Could it be useful here? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
The easiest way may be to create a table used solely for dataentry that can reside in the front-end for each employee.
DETable
EmployeeID
WeekStarting
ProjectID
Workcode
Mon
Tue
<...>
Sat
You can clear down the table and then append the relevant projectIDs and EmployeeID with a command button or suitable event.
The labels showing Mon, Tue etc can be updated to show the relevant date after WeekStarting is selected.
A suitable set of queries, or a UNION query will allow you to append the data to the main table.