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How do you adjust the Google Analytics date range?

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SmileMoreSEO Subscriber last edited by

Hello!

Every time I log into Google Analytics (via desktop), the date range is set to October 1, 2013 to October 28, 2013. I've looked throughout the GA settings to find a place where I change this default setting to anything else ("Last week?") but have not be able to find where that setting is.

Can you help?

Losing my mind,
Erik
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SmileMoreSEO Subscriber @Chris.Menke last edited by

Gold star for you, Chris! That did it.

Thanks!
Erik
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Chris.Menke last edited by

Eric, are you logging in via a bookmark? If so, try logging out of google analytics and then going there directly. If that works, bookmark the page again using the default reporting date.
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