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Format Your Values

Date formatting

For the relevant dimension or metric, select Formatting to define the format of your dates (only for date enums).

Several formatting options are available:

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In Dimensions column

If you assign a date type attribute to the Dimensions column, you can:

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  1. Format date values by choosing one of the available formatting options.

  2. Select between Bucketing or Extract.

    1. Bucketing adjusts or rounds the date to the chosen granularity level (hour, day, week, month, quarter, year).

      For example, using bucketing on a value of 2021/01/10 10:00:00 gives the following results:

      Selection Result Description

      seconds

      minutes

      hours

      '2021/01/10 10:00:00'

      No change

      days

      '2021/01/10'

      Hours, minutes, and seconds get truncated

      weeks

      '2021/01/04'

      Monday of the same week

      months

      quarters

      '2021/01/01'

      Beginning of Q1 2021

      years

      '2021/01/01'

      First day of the year

    2. Extract selects the desired part of the date and discards the rest.

      For example, using extraction on a value of '2021/01/10 10:00:00' gives the following results:

      Selection Result Description

      seconds

      minutes

      hours

      '10'

      (0-24)

      day of the week

      '7'

      (Sunday, on a range from 1-7)

      day of the month

      '10'

      (1-31)

      day of the year

      '10'

      (1-365)

      week

      '1'

      (1-53)

      month

      quarter

      '1'

      (1-4)

      year

      '2021'

Number formatting

For the relevant dimension or metric, select Formatting to define the format of your values (only for numerical enums).

You have two options to choose from: Number or Currency. After you select one of these, additional options become available:

Number Currency
  • Integer only

  • 2 decimal places

  • 4 decimal places

  • Percentage

  • Millions (M)/Billions (B)

  • Euro

  • US Dollar

  • Czech Crowns

  • Great British Pound

  • Japanese Yen

  • Australian Dollar

As an example, in the Dimensions (the x-axis) of a line chart, you will often want to map the attribute containing a category such as dates or locations. In the Metrics (the y-axis) of a line chart, you typically want a countable value, such as items sold.

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