Hi all, hopefully something really dumb… I’m trying to get different time ranges for different graph panels on a single dashboard. I’m sure I’m missing something obvious, According to the docs, I should see this:
However, what I actually see is this:
in the queries tab, at the end
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Got it, thanks. Is there any other docs I should be following?
No, there is not, the images of the documentation must be updated, but it is not a process as simple as the others.
can you guide me because I am still lost
Hello mouthpiec!
You can find more information/guidance here:
I’m using Grafana v6.3.3 (commit: 84d0a71) via the official Docker image.
How do I create a Time Range override for one panel in a dashboard?
In Kibana, I can do in within the query, like foo: bar AND @timestamp > now-5m. A query like this in Grafana will always return 0 documents. Is there an equivalent to this query?
In the documentation there is a section named Panel time overrides & timeshift , but it looks nothing like my version of Grafana, and I’m not able to locate the Time Range tab. …
Hi,
I saw some screenshots of panels that do show a title in the upper right corner with a different time frame than that on Grafana main toolbar.
How can I achieve this in e.g. a graph panel? Precisely, I’m trying to display data from last month, starting from the first of the previous month until the end.
As already said, this panel should not be influenced by the main time selection at all.
Michael
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How did you solve it? I can find only “Min time interval”, “Relative time” and “Time shift” at the bottom of queries tab.
update relative time value. For example if you need a graph showing the last week, update relative time to 1w
Ok, thanks. I was expecting to be able to set a custom range.
Is there an option to update relative time not backward but forward? Make “time shift” +10h. So far it always makes “time shift” to -10h