Choose an analytics date range

The date range sets the time boundary for every dashboard metric and report. Premely includes realtime, rolling, calendar-based, all-time and custom ranges.

Use the shortest range that fully contains the behaviour or outcome you are investigating, then add a relevant comparison when you need context.

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   Open the date menu and choose a preset

   Click the date button above the chart, such as Last 28 days. Choose Last 7 Days for a recent week, Last Month for the previous complete calendar month, or Realtime for the latest 30 minutes. The menu closes when you choose a preset.

   

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   Check the applied reporting period

   Confirm the date button now names your selection. Check the chart's date labels before interpreting the totals. In this example, Last 7 days replaces the previous range; it does not add a second filter.

   

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   Choose the first day of a custom range

   For a specific campaign or launch, reopen the date menu and choose Custom Range. Select the month and year, then click the first day. You can use the arrow controls to move between months. The filled date is your start day.

   

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   Choose the last day and confirm both dates

   Click the last day to finish the selection. The calendar closes and the date button shows both inclusive dates, such as 20 Jul 2026 - 27 Jul 2026. There is no separate Apply button. The site's reporting timezone determines the calendar-day boundaries.

   

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   Choose a comparison and date alignment

   Open the date menu and choose Compare. Select Previous period, Same period last year or Custom comparison. Use Match day of week when weekday patterns matter, or Match exact date for calendar-date alignment. Reopen the comparison choices if you need to adjust the alignment after choosing a period.

   

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   Confirm or remove the active comparison

   Check the label after vs beside the main date range. In this example it says Same period last year. Click that comparison label to change it, or choose Disable comparison in the comparison dialog to return to a single period.