
Examples
Basic Usage

With Explicit Dimensions and Metric
Using Filter in Query

Attributes
Format code for the metric values (e.g., “num0”, “usd”, “pct1”). See Value Formatting for available formats.
Filter data to a time period. Attributes:
date_range is an OBJECT with range (the period) and optionally date (which column to filter on when the table has more than one). Shape: date_range={ range="last 12 months" date="order_date" }. range accepts predefined values (last 7 days, month to date), dynamic patterns (Last 90 days), custom windows (2020-01-01 to 2023-03-01), or partial ranges (from 2020-01-01, until 2023-03-01). Pass a plain string for range — the whole object is NOT a string.Example:- range:
string- Time period to filter. Use presets like ‘last 7 days’, dynamic patterns like ‘Last 90 days’, custom ranges like ‘2020-01-01 to 2023-03-01’, or partial ranges like ‘from 2020-01-01’.- Allowed values:
todayyesterdaylast 7 dayslast 30 dayslast 3 monthslast 6 monthslast 12 monthsprevious weekprevious monthprevious quarterprevious yearthis weekthis monththis quarterthis yearnext weeknext monthnext quarternext yearweek to datemonth to datequarter to dateyear to dateall time
- Allowed values:
- date:
string- Date column to filter on. Required when the data has multiple date columns.
Using the Filter Variable
Reference this filter using{{filter_id}}. The value returned depends on where you use it.
Available Properties
You can also access specific properties using{{filter_id.property}}:
.filter
Returns a complete SQL filter expression combining all dimension selections. Returnstrue when no values are selected.

