To avoid data distortion and misinterpretation Cohort returns data of complete days. However, the data of partial days can be useful.
The number of complete cohort days for a query is calculated as the difference between today's date and the to date.
Default If false, complete days return.
If true, up to 180 cohort days return, including days having incomplete data.
Example: On May 10, the number of complete cohort days for users converting during April 1-30, is 10.
If false [default], cohort days 0-9, return. This is the number of days (10) between the last conversion date and today.
If true, cohort days 1-40 return. Days 11-40 contain partial data and do not return. For example, since April 20, only 20 days have elapsed, and so on.
Note: Partial data is only allowed when the aggregation type is cumulative.