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Until recently, I could go into MyGHL, click on conductivity for instance, select chart, and then take a look at various time periods by clicking the week, month, or year buttons but now they're grayed out. I can choose a "from" date and go back as far as need be and view the chart and this will subsequently activate the various buttons corresponding to week, month, year etc (depending on how far back I select from the calendar). I'm not sure what I've changed that made this happen but is there a way to revert back to how it was setup previously (I didn't have to select a date range, the buttons were just active)?

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Once you make a calendar selection that goes back far enough, the appropriate button will be active but they all used to be active.

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On the chart page, that is mine works. However, on the dashboard, you can choose day/week/month/year.

Chart View

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Dashboard View

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Hmm, I swear it used to work the same way on the chart page but the dashboard view is handy (hadnt added it to the dashboard yet so thanks for that :) ).
 

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