Filters general: Add `is complete` to date filters
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When you’re plotting/grouping data by dates, weeks, months, etc. sometimes your plots look weird because the last data point is not a “full set” of dates.
E.g. if I plot total new signups
by week
, and I look at the chart on a Tuesday, the last week
data point will be skewed (because it will only include the first two days of the week, not an entire week of data).
Goal
You should be able to filter dates to only include data points where the date range is “complete”.
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- Created 2 years ago
- Comments:12 (7 by maintainers)
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@TuringLovesDeathMetal No, I don’t like the
is complete
as an independent filter since there will be multiple edge cases. E.g raw dates and non standard time intervals. I was talking about as having this as part of the ‘in the past’ filter@TuringLovesDeathMetal Great examples! This really helped me understand the problem. I think the second option is the most intuitive and simplifies implementation.