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Hello guys,

I’m wondering if there is a possibility to add a new pre set data range filter (like this month, this year and so on). I really need to add a new parameter “Next Year”. Maybe it could be also very useful to add Next week, Next month and so on.

What do you think about it? is it a feature that we could develop?

Thanks in advance for any reply and anyone want help me

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Another user on the forum added a few. You can use their pull request as a guide:

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I think the development team’s intention is to make these a lot more customizable so that the presets are configurable not hard-coded.

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very useful :slight_smile: thank you so much.
I’m gonna try to follow their steps

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Hi, we also need this to be customizable. We show 12 months of data but currently showing ‘this year’ cuts off the data. So on Jan 1 all our dat disappears. Any way to resolve this issue so the ‘this year’ function can show data over a 12 month period instead?

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Until it’s added to the UI you can follow the example from others and implement it yourself.

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It’s very easy to implement…if you need, I can share my code with you. Basically, you can set all the data range you want

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Hello, yes please could you show me how you have fixed the issue? thank you so much!

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You should modified two files:

The first one is DataRangeParameter.js. For example here, I have added the option, next year. Here you can define the rule according to the moment standard

next_year: {
name: "Next year",
value: () => [
  moment()
    .add(1, "year")
    .startOf("year"),
  moment()
    .add(1, "year")
    .endOf("year"),
],

},

The second one, is DateRangeParameter.jsx
{ name: "Next year", value: getDynamicDateRangeFromString("d_next_year"), label: () => getDynamicDateRangeFromString("d_next_year") .value()[0] .format("YYYY"), },
Where you define the UI part in order to show the new label in data range filter.

However, let me understand better your problem:
This year (2021) 1Jan 2021 - today
Last Year (2020) 1Jan 2020 - 31Dec 2020

last_12_months: {
name: “Last 12 months”,
value: () => [moment().subtract(12, “months”), moment()],
},

It should be correct like it is now

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thank you for the fix!