Open nickw-hailo opened 10 years ago
So, should re:dash be just using ISO format in the UI? (or pivot tables, at least). It's definitely a client-side formatting issue, since the JSON results data has timestamps in ISO format.
The comment on the above pivottable ticket implies it might be a wider issue...
I do think re:dash's time/date formatting could be more standardised. Another user has separately pointed out that when downloading date/time from re:dash via CSV, neither MS Excel nor GSheets can determine the fields with date/time are in fact date/time. This means a further reformat before they can be recognised and manipulated in a spreadsheet. Would be great to use a format that will get around both these issues.
I don't we think should show ISO format in the UI, but rather just send it this way (or whatever format it needs) to the pivottable library.
Having the same issue, but with weekdays instead of months. I agree with arikfr on this, send it in ISO to the pivottable library, and maybe add a field to the UI to customize the formatting. (with some sensible default)
is it possible to apply REDAH_DATE_FORMAT config for the pivot UI? I don't understand technical details for it, but it would be great to fix the issue.
Just trying out pivot tables and seeing the same issue - Friday, Monday, Saturday, Sunday ....
I ran into this and tried using DATE_FORMAT()
to change the format of the date - but redash parsed the date and converted it into that format and sorted everything wrong anyway. I had to modify the date format to have a leading space to prevent it from being parsed and reformatted to the undesirable format starting with a week day.
Same here. even tried YYYYMM format and always unsorted. It would be nice to be possible, for datetime pivot dates, to allow group an drill down by week, month, quarter and years.
Obs: instalaled from the docker here: https://github.com/getredash/redash/blob/master/setup/docker-compose.yml
Same here.it would be better if it solved
When dropping a "week" time series to get weekly metrics into the re:dash pivot table, re:dash appears to order based on first letter of the month instead of date/time eg. April, February, January, March, May). The query orders by time correctly, however.