JC-XOM

I found the right way to handle this from the URL, without the need to build a new workbook every single time the link is accessed, plus I plan to make these trends widely available to folks who will only be assigned rights to View these worksheets. This opens the worksheet in View-only mode as well, which will be helpful for my use case. https://your-instance-url/view/WORKSHEET_ID?displayRangeStart=YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SSZ&displayRangeEnd=YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SSZ I did look through the documentation but did not find mention of this is while going through the KBs - perhaps you could point me to the right place which contains a full list of these URL query parameters which are useable with '/view/'? I am trying to generate the trends with displayRangeStart= *-1hr (now minus 1 hour) and displayRangeEnd = * (now) however it does not work for me. Besides that, is there a way for me to also set the timezone from the URL query parameters?

Thanks Nuraisyah, that worked with some tinkering. As for manipulating the worksheet start/end times, how can I accomplish that? Would that be possible with Seeq API?

I would like to extract worksheet and workbook IDs from multiple workbooks into a dataframe. Does someone know how to do this with a SPy query? I will be using the dataframe to reconstruct URLs that will be used in another application to quickly open these SEEQ worksheets. On top of that, with the reconstructed URLs, would there be a way to specify the start/end time of the plots?