Filter analytics by date

Filter channel analytics to the date range April 1 to April 30 and produce a dashboard showing daily views, watch time, top five videos, and subscriber change. Share the dashboard link with Head of Ops Jenna and note any single-day anomalies above a 20 percent deviation from the month’s daily average. Deliver by Monday morning.

Before I share the April dashboard, make the date filter obvious and non-editable for reviewers. Put the date range in the title, add a one-line explanation of why April was chosen, and surface any videos published outside April that still drove substantial April views. Call out if any daily dips map to known uploads or platform incidents.

I meant to send April's analytics but the dashboard was set to last 30 days and the execs now have the wrong period. Jenna expects an April-only view for the budget meeting in an hour. I can’t recreate the exact snapshot quickly. What is the fastest way to correct this and restore trust before the meeting?

In the past six reports I’ve delivered, at least two had the wrong date range and the exec team calls it careless. I lose credibility and the meetings get shorter. I keep assuming the default filter matches the requested period. What simple habit or safeguard will stop these date-range mistakes immediately?