Intervals

The time intervals shown in trend charts change depending on the usage period. For example, if the usage period you select spans more than 1 year, the period is divided into quarterly intervals. Similarly, for a usage period of 3 months, the period is divided into weekly intervals.

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Image of x-axis when the usage period is more than 1 year

The following table shows the granularity for different ranges of the usage period, along with examples.

Range Granularity Example
Usage period Intervals
Less than or equal to 2 weeks Day

Jan 1 - 4, 2024

 
  • Jan 1
  • Jan 2
  • Jan 3
  • Jan 4
More than 2 weeks Week Jan 1 - 31, 2024
  • Jan 1-7
  • Jan 8-14
  • Jan 15-21
  • Jan 22-28
  • Jan 29-31
Less than or equal to 3 months
More than 3 months Month Aug 1, 2023 - Jan 31, 2024
  • Aug, 2023
  • Sep, 2023
  • Oct, 2023
  • Nov, 2023
  • Dec, 2023
  • Jan, 2024
Less than or equal to 1 year
More than 1 year Quarter Jan 1, 2023 - Jan 31, 2024
  • Quarter 1, 2023
  • Quarter 2, 2023
  • Quarter 3, 2023
  • Quarter 4, 2023
  • Quarter 1, 2024

Start and end dates on the x-axis

The start and end dates shown on the x-axis in charts may be different from the start and end dates of the usage period you select. This is because of the way the data is organized into intervals when presented on the x-axis. For example, if the usage period you select is Feb 1, 2024 - Feb 15, 2024, then the period is divided into weekly intervals starting from a Monday. Because Feb 1, 2024, is a Thursday, the x-axis shows the preceding Monday, Jan 29, 2024, as the start date. This, however, is only for the purpose of presentation. Hovering your pointer over the first interval on the x-axis always shows the actual start date of the usage period you select.

Image of x-axis