"by default graphs show x-axis labels in YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm😕s format but users can change this only in line chart view (I don't know why). when the timestamp is super long and depending on the case I want to present in a graph, sometimes it's enough to emit the time and use only date in the timestamp. then I would write in that date format field YYYY-MM-DD which then shows the x-axis label in YYYY-MM-DD format. or sometimes I want to change the timestamp to match the way Finnish language presents dates (DD.MM.YYYY) since the audience consist of only Finnish speakers."
as a user I would expect that if the timestamp in my dataset contains only a year, the option either:
is disabled until the point the timestamp contains at least a date
or the option does press ignore until there's at least a date available
"by default graphs show x-axis labels in YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm😕s format but users can change this only in line chart view (I don't know why). when the timestamp is super long and depending on the case I want to present in a graph, sometimes it's enough to emit the time and use only date in the timestamp. then I would write in that date format field YYYY-MM-DD which then shows the x-axis label in YYYY-MM-DD format. or sometimes I want to change the timestamp to match the way Finnish language presents dates (DD.MM.YYYY) since the audience consist of only Finnish speakers."
as a user I would expect that if the timestamp in my dataset contains only a year, the option either: