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@yoshiokatsuneo yoshiokatsuneo commented Apr 28, 2025

What type of PR is this?

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At now, maximum date range option is "last 12 months".
But, it is quite convenient if I can view longer period like 10 years.

This PR add "Last 10 years" option to date range option.

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I run following query with Date Range parameter.

select '{{DATE_RANGE.start}}', '{{DATE_RANGE.end}}'

Set Date Range to 10 years.
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And, I confirmed that output is correctly shown like below.

'2015-04-28' | '2025-04-28' |  

@yoshiokatsuneo yoshiokatsuneo force-pushed the feat/add_last_10_years_for_dynamic_date_range branch from 9d7cdc7 to 5ed19c3 Compare April 28, 2025 09:28
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eradman commented May 2, 2025

Adding "Last (3, 5, 7, 10) years" could be even more useful. Of course we don't want to add too many items!
I bet we could get rid of "Last 12 months" since this is very close to "Last year"

Let's see if others have a comment on the this

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@eradman

Thank you for your comment !

Adding "Last (3, 5, 7, 10) years" could be even more useful. Of course we don't want to add too many items!

At first, I would like to have a option to select "all range" easily, and "last 10 years" is close to it.

And yes, I think we can add "last 2 years" and "last 3 years" as it is consistent with current "last 1/2/3 months"(last 30/60/90 days) options. How about ?

I bet we could get rid of "Last 12 months" since this is very close to "Last year"

For me, "Last 12 months" is much important as I want to see time series data "up to now" instead of the data "up to a day before new year", normally.

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