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Classic Dashboard query - 3 visuals with 3 different times

PaulaCom
Path Finder

Hi all 

I have a dashboard that i need to build to show number of Helpdesk calls for :

1) year to date

2) Average monthly

3) Average daily 

i have the query set up and  I've selected 'year to date' 

I've done a | stats count and saved to Dashboard 

When i save this onto the dashboard the time has defaulted to last 24 hours. I've gone into the source editor and removed queryparameters but this hasn't helped

i think i need to set the time on my query (at the top) - year to date

Can some help me with this code ? 

 

Many thanks

 

P

 

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venky1544
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Hi @PaulaCom 

when you edit the dashboard and in the panel if you click the magnifying lens you should get below option where you can set the time range 

venky1544_0-1689076271864.png

is it Something you have done it or did i understood your question wrong

 

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venky1544
Builder

Hi @PaulaCom 

when you edit the dashboard and in the panel if you click the magnifying lens you should get below option where you can set the time range 

venky1544_0-1689076271864.png

is it Something you have done it or did i understood your question wrong

 

PaulaCom
Path Finder

thank you 

i think i was making it more complicated than it needed to be 

worked perfectly 

 

P 🙂 

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PaulaCom
Path Finder

so I've change the earliest to 

"earliest""-6month@month",
                    "latest""now"
i think this is it right? 
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