Hello, I have 3 panels. I want two of them to look at the last 15 minutes and the third one to look at the last 7 days. I’ve tried setting the time range individually in each panel, saving, and then saving the dashboard. But when I reload the page, every panel picks up the dashboard’s default tim…

Is there a schema for that json somewhere? Because I am not quite sure where to place the timefrom and hidetimeoverride. They’re both top-level JSON values, and the order doesn’t matter (Grafana will put them alphabetically if you do an export). So, do something like: “title”: “Backup Size”, …

FWIW, I feel like this is also possible from the time range override in the panel query options in the UI ( Queries | Grafana Labs ). Though maybe that doesn’t provide the level of flexibility desired here…

Hi I have this exact same issue, I want to track the light level for my plants over the past 3 hours but the temperature and humidity over the past 7 days. No matter what I try, I can not get these JSON properties to work. Every time I paste them into JSON Model and press Save, Grafana just overwr…

@longoon12000 did you take a look at the link in my post? I’m not sure why people are resorting to manual JSON edits for this. The option to override the time range for a particular panel is (still…years later) right there under “Query options”, next to the datasource selector in the panel edit scre…

@svetb I have looked into these options and it seems that “Relative Time” is indeed what I need. I had trouble finding this field because it didn’t have this (i) popover that explained what it does and also does not have “range” in its name. To be honest I didn’t even understand what Relative Time …

@longoon12000 I think your point about how (non-)intuitive it is to find (or understand) that option is certainly spot on! I do feel like it was called something more obvious previously, and it also potentially had an info pop-up that’s no longer there. Probably a valuable enhancement request to get…

[image] pooh: clicking Hi, I tried to modify the json - but that does not work for me. I do not find the parameter “hidetimeoverride” and when I try to add the parameter, there comes an error message. I only found this: “timeFrom”: “”, “title”: “$filter_description”, “type”: “timeseries”…

Hello there. I’m struggling with this issue, but I cannot make it work. The parameter timeFrom seems to fix the panel to the last 24 hours (or 24 hours so far). What I need is to show in one panel the last month, and in another today. My time range filter is from now/M to now/d. If I delete the t…

Hi, You can try to use compare queries plugin that allow you to add new database to make this comparaison with exsiting database. [image] GitHub - AutohomeCorp/autohome-compareQueries-datasource: This plugin is... This plugin is built as a datasource plugin that comapre and contrasts d…

I also could get setting JSON fields to change time range per panel But Query options | Grafana documentation worked for me. Hope this is helpful.

Setting different panels to different time ranges in a single dashboard

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Click at Query options > Relative time 15m (last 15 minutes) or 7d (last 7 days)

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Setting different panels to different time ranges in a single dashboard

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