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Visits Over Time chart - add Hourly range #9956
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+1 => as an extension: maybe there could even be2 different kinds:
=> what do you think? |
Well, personally, I am only interested in actual server time, because I want to know peak server load over the 24h periods and peak visits, but not in normalized way currently available in Times, since I do not find that as satisfying metrics. I wish to track it on an individual daily basis. About local user times, not sure if I would have any use of it on hourly charts, but if it also gets implemented, I will not complain :) |
the idea of local user time integration, is to understand when people in different countries visit the site. |
Yes, that can be also useful. But, in that case the geo-location filter must be added as well (I don't think there is such a possibility right now?), so that we can set both geo-location and hourly report to get relevant data. |
Thanks, I did not know we can apply segmented filter on widgets as well. |
Good suggestion 👍 |
I'd like to add support for this request. We often need reports that begin at certain times and it becomes a tedious excel exercise |
User feedback today: Feature: Visits Over Time |
+1 to follow this issue. Any plugins available for that? |
Also interested ! +1 |
+1 |
Is it possible to implement it quickly? |
Hi @phoenixgao! We would happily review any community contribution in this area helping deliver the enhancement faster, otherwise the product team have a backlog of issues to work through and this may not have the highest priority at the moment. Thank you for your understanding! |
Hi everyone,
I think it would be nice if we could display data over hours for the selected day (or up to a week).
I know we have Times section, but it shows normalized data, instead of actual numbers.
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