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The grammar for the date range guardrail section was not good. Just updating this to make it grammatically correct.
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### Date Range Guardrails
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To enable a great self-serve experience and quick queries, there are some guardrails added to the date-ranges depending on you query type. Specifically
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-if you create an hourly granularity report, the date range can range be a max of 31 days
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-if you create a daily granularity report, the date range can be a max of 12 months
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-if you have reports with All Events, the date range can be a max of 93 days (i.e 3 months)
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-if you have reports with cohorts, the date range can include a max of 93 time intervals - whether it be 93 weeks, or 93 days which enables a report - last 3 months at daily granularity
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To ensure a smooth self-serve experience and fast query performance, certain date-range guardrails apply depending on the type of report you create:
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-**Hourly granularity reports** can include a maximum date range of 31 days.
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-**Daily granularity reports** can include a maximum date range of 12 months.
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-**Reports using All Events**can include a maximum date range of 93 days (approximately 3 months).
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-**Reports using cohorts**can include up to 93 time intervals—for example, 93 weeks or 93 days. This allows queries such as “the last 3 months at daily granularity.
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