Hi,
I created a forcast trendline and added 180 forecast points. I found the forecast line is missing since I updated the data source yesterday, the error is : a forecast can't be created because the timeline isn't evenly spaced. the dates or numbers in a valid timeline must have a consistent gap between consecutive points.
I think the forecasting line chart can automatically fill in some missing values to provide a forecast. Do you know the maximum number of missing data points that the forecast line chart to generate a forecast graph? E.g. if the total number of missing values is less than 50%(maybe 40% ) of the total number of data points, the algorithm will insert some points to performing the forecast, but if more than 50%(maybe 40%) , the forecast will fail.
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Hi @Anonymous ,
Continuous dates is the key for the function Forecast. For more details, please check the third - party blog.
Hi @Anonymous ,
Continuous dates is the key for the function Forecast. For more details, please check the third - party blog.
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