Google Analytics off with one day

is it just me or did Feb 29th confuse them

[Miamacs]

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since feb 29th, Analytics has been off with one day.

On the 13th ( today ): saying it's showing "feb 12 through march 12" when in fact it shows only up until the 11th.

If I manually set the date to 13th, it brings up 12th as well but this is just stupid.

do you see this as well?

Look at the graph on the dashboard.
is the last date period chosen for display -1 ?

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or is just this account?

[cocacolafun]

Nope ... I am also off by one day.

[shorebreak]

Maybe this explains why their stock is down from $750 to $450

[travelin cat]

We've seen many reports of this and of course it is also happening in our account. It started for us on Sunday the 9th, coinciding with the change to DST... coincidence?

[cgrantski]

It's insane that it has been going on this long. Do you suppose they don't know? :)

[carguy84]

Our stats are stuck on March 11th it looks like. Can't see any stats after that.

[phranque]

the problem is that it always defaults a day earlier than today.
you can change the later date to see newer stats by clicking the down arrow next to the date range.

[Miamacs]

sure.

Except that while the date on the control panel defaults to [current date -1], the graph shows the default -1, ( current date -2 ) and ever since this problem started you can't see 'today', not even if you set the date properly.

i.e. today's the 14th
stat defaults to 13th
graph shows up to 12th

I set the date to 14th
graph now shows up to 13th

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a few weeks ago this wasn't so.

wheee... 400th post. cheers

[BillyS]

I was just going to start the same thread... something like Google Analytics Broken.

I think February 29th broke it...

It's also like impossible to contact them and suggest a fix.

[Nostalgic Dave]

If you set the end date to tomorrows day (modify the URL manually), you can then see todays stats... lame!

[ambellina]

My graphs won't show anything for the last day selected, whether it's today or five days ago. The numbers shown are for the right date range, though. Lame!

[ambellina]

Fixed! Glory hallelujah.

[BillyS]

Noticed that too today. Everything back to normal.

[jimbeetle]

Two weeks to fix a leap year bug, huh? Wonder what it would have been like with these PhD's having to handle Y2K?

Does anybody know of any other stats package that had this problem?