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Glad you found that approach for average. If it works in some cases but
not on other places (e.g. depending on filter as you mentioned), I'm
guessing this is still a case like I described above where we have cells
where there's actually no data at al...
Hello ryukiman07, If I understand correctly, your issue is with the end
date: the logic is not including the end date entered by the user. I
would note that this is the standard way that date ranges are used in
looker filters: the end date is typical...
Hello liamsebestyen, Working with these nulls is tricky. Let me explain
what I believe you are running into. Generally speaking, Looker DOES
tend to show null/missing measure values as 0s. For example, the
standard sql of type:sum measures includes a...
Hello Panalyst, I recommend creating using looker's day_of_month
datatype to support this type of filtration. Please see the below
example. With this, users will be able to easily filter to
created_day_of_month_less_than_current_day_of_month = yes. d...
