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Hanna_Heider
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April 18, 2023
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Creating a rolling quick segment

  • April 18, 2023
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I wonder if it is possible to create a quick segment with rolling date.
The background is that I want to create a quick segment for my colleagues so that they can easily choose the day they need and NOT changing the date-format at the right side of the panel (screenshot) (this is what I DON´T want!)

 

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Best answer by Jennifer_Dungan

Does it have to be a "Quick Segment"?

 

Quick Segments only use Dimensions, it's accessed through this button:

 

But if you are curating the report, why can't you make a traditional "drag and hold shift" and populate a drop down segment with rolling Date Ranges (Last 7 Full Days, Last Week, 2 Weeks Ago, Last 2 Full Weeks, etc - whatever dates/date ranges you need)

 

 

You can remove the "No filter" option so that users are locked only the the items provided.

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Josh__Stephens
Josh__Stephens
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April 20, 2023

Is there a way to do this using the new Relative Date Ranges option?

Check the box below for the panel, date ranges will be relative to the start date of the panel.  Perhaps date ranges such as 7-days ago, 6-days ago, 5-days ago, etc., relative to the start date of the panel, would be helpful?

 

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    Hanna_HeiderAuthor
    New Participant
    April 19, 2023

    Ok, what I wanted is still not working.
    I want my colleagues to have the opportunity to choose the date they need. And for this I want to have something like on the picture. But becaue it would be to cumbersome to add every day a new day in the segment I want it to "roll" and add automatically the new day.

    Of course it is possible to use e.g. "Last 2 weeks" but this is not what I want. Maybe it´s not possible the way I wanna do it, so please let me know 🙂

      kayawalton
      kayawalton
      New Participant
      April 19, 2023

      Hi @hanna_heider -- you can create custom data ranges with rolling dates and then drop them into the segment dropdowns.

      https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/analytics/analyze/analysis-workspace/components/calendar-date-ranges/custom-date-ranges.html?lang=en 

      If you need help with setting up specific rolling dates, let us know!

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        Hanna_HeiderAuthor
        New Participant
        April 20, 2023

        Unfortunately, this is not the way I want it. I guess what I want is not possible 😕😕

        Krishna_Musku
        Krishna_Musku
        New Participant
        April 18, 2023

        You can add date ranges component into the quick segment, which will have lot of preset date ranges.

        Jennifer_Dungan
        Jennifer_DunganAccepted solution
        New Participant
        April 18, 2023

        Does it have to be a "Quick Segment"?

         

        Quick Segments only use Dimensions, it's accessed through this button:

         

        But if you are curating the report, why can't you make a traditional "drag and hold shift" and populate a drop down segment with rolling Date Ranges (Last 7 Full Days, Last Week, 2 Weeks Ago, Last 2 Full Weeks, etc - whatever dates/date ranges you need)

         

         

        You can remove the "No filter" option so that users are locked only the the items provided.

        Jennifer_Dungan
        Jennifer_Dungan
        New Participant
        April 18, 2023

        FYI... the term "Quick Segment" refers to being able to build segments using this simplified interface:

         

         

        versus using the Full Segment Builder:

         

         

        If you are calling drop down segments "quick segments" this will cause confusion with most people..... I only realized after my answer that you might be using the term to represent drop downs....

         

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          Hanna_HeiderAuthor
          New Participant
          April 19, 2023

          Sorry for the confusion, at that moment I thought this would be the name of it, but you are right!

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