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# Time range selection
View date and time range.
Use the time range selector to control what period is shown in graphs and lists.
Click the time range button in the upper-right corner of the **Overview** section.
The button label reflects the current selection.
Default is **Last 7 days**.
The selection applies to all views.
### Preset ranges
Select one of these ranges:
* **Last 24 hours**
* **Last 3 days**
* **Last 7 days**
* **Last 30 days**
* **Custom Range**
### Custom Range
If you select **Custom Range**, a form opens.
Select the start and end date.
To set exact times, use the start and end time fields below the calendar.
Click **Apply**.
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