Alyssa K.

thanks Vlad S.! I have this in our list of potential improvements for v2 or v3 of the date filtering capabilities based on our user research call last year! I can definitely see how this would be more useful than just the incomplete data period in the visualization

hi Jack P., is there a reason that you chose to look at all events to measure unique user growth instead of a specific type of event that a new user would complete, such as sign ups or first time completing a checkout funnel, etc?

I'm not sure of your exact scenario, but we did just do a date update where we allow users to select dates that are in the future. If you change your date filter to future dates, there is not yet data for those dates and so your report will not return data as there is no data to return. In your example of Jan 1 - Feb 5, you would only have data for Jan 1-5 and the remaining days of your date range will not yet have any data available to display as they are in the future and have not occurred yet. Is this what you're experiencing? If you're experiencing something else, could you elaborate further on what it is that is happening in your report?

hi Khushi L., would you be willing to send me a DM with some of the bugs you have been experiencing lately? thank you!

you can add an event by clicking "select metric" and picking an event from the dropdown that opens

there should be a panel on the right side of your screen where you can add an event to your query to get started. if you don't see a panel, it may be collapsed and you can open it with this button in the bottom right corner