Hi @ward.brand ,

I don't think this is possible with a button but you can do it with an OLAP table.

You can use this PQL as dimension:

CASE WHEN DAYS_BETWEEN ("CASE_TABLE"."created", TODAY()) < 8 THEN 'Last 7 Days' ELSE 'Older than 7 Days' END

For the KPI just use a normal case count.

Then you can filter on the Last 7 Days.

Similarly you can create the same for the calendar week.

Let me know if this works! :)

Hi Ward, to add to what my colleague mentioned above: it is possible with a workaround. We discussed it and came up with the following solution/workaround to actually be able to use buttons:

1. Create a variable (test/replacement type): I will refer to it as "sheet_filter1"
2. Create 3 buttons: (1) "Last 7 days", (2) "Last full week", (3) "Reset"
   1. 
3. Now we will add the PQL filter statements to the buttons. Therefore, we open each button 1 by 1, select the button action "set variable", select the variable "sheet_filter1", and copy and paste the PQL Filter below
4. Button "Last 7 days": FILTER "TABLE"."DATE_TIME" >= ADD_DAYS(TODAY(), -7);
5. Button "Last full week": FILTER "TABLE"."DATE_TIME" BETWEEN ROUND_WEEK(ADD_DAYS(TODAY(), -7)) AND ROUND_WEEK(TODAY());
6. Button "Reset": ;
7. Example screenshot for the "Last full week" button:
   1. 
8. The last step is to add the variable "sheet_filter1" via the setting to the sheet filter with the "load script" option:
   1. 

Now you are good to go.

If you have any other questions, feel free to ask Lorenco or me! 😊

Hi Ward, to add to what my colleague mentioned above: it is possible with a workaround. We discussed it and came up with the following solution/workaround to actually be able to use buttons:

1. Create a variable (test/replacement type): I will refer to it as "sheet_filter1"
2. Create 3 buttons: (1) "Last 7 days", (2) "Last full week", (3) "Reset"
   1. 
3. Now we will add the PQL filter statements to the buttons. Therefore, we open each button 1 by 1, select the button action "set variable", select the variable "sheet_filter1", and copy and paste the PQL Filter below
4. Button "Last 7 days": FILTER "TABLE"."DATE_TIME" >= ADD_DAYS(TODAY(), -7);
5. Button "Last full week": FILTER "TABLE"."DATE_TIME" BETWEEN ROUND_WEEK(ADD_DAYS(TODAY(), -7)) AND ROUND_WEEK(TODAY());
6. Button "Reset": ;
7. Example screenshot for the "Last full week" button:
   1. 
8. The last step is to add the variable "sheet_filter1" via the setting to the sheet filter with the "load script" option:
   1. 

Now you are good to go.

If you have any other questions, feel free to ask Lorenco or me! 😊