Hello!
I've been playing around with the timechart command and spanning, however, there is an issue I'm having when I'm trying to use it to match a chart I'm defining with the last 7 days timespan.
I'm trying to have timechart span in such as way that its current period is the same as the last 7 days command, while it is able to go back X number of these periods to build a trend off of. I've been unable to find a combination of span variables and time offsets that matches the time snap of the last 7 days window.
Has anyone with experience doing something like this have a solution that allows you to more precisely define the time snapping?
Edit:
Apologies for the difficulty in understanding this question, I've included the below to help explain what I am getting at:
When I use timechart count span=7d, I receive the following output:
However, when I use time chart count span=1d, I receive the following output:
I've marked above in Red the dates which makeup 2016-06-04 in output with the larger span, and so on. What I'm looking for is a way to reverse that calculation, so that instead of starting at the 'earliest' date and making 7 day spans, I'd like it to start at the 'latest' date and make the spans going backwards.
I hope this has made it more clear!
Second edit:
I've attempted to do the double binning solution MuS provided, however the bins are still being created from earliest to latest, instead of latest to earliest which is my desired outcome.
