Find how current a model is

The Modeled through date tells you the last date that a model has results for. You can read the date on the overview, on a detail page, and on the Attribution page.

Read the date on the overview

1. Select Model Center in the sidebar.

2. Find the card of the model.

3. Read Modeled through: in the footer of the card.

   A dash in place of a date means that the model has no results yet.

See when a model last ran

The run status panel of a detail page shows the status and the times of the last run.

1. On the overview, select the card of the model.

2. In the header row of the detail page, hold the pointer over the help icon next to the config.

   The run status panel opens.

3. Read the rows of the panel.

Row	What it shows
Last run	The status of the last run.
Run started	The start time of the run. The row shows only when a start time exists.
Est. finish	The estimated finish time. The row shows only while a run is in progress.
Last run completed	The time that the last run finished. The row shows Not run when no run finished.
Average runtime	The average duration of a run. The row shows Unknown when no value exists.
Modeled through	The last date that the model has results for. The row shows Not available when no date exists.

The Last run row shows Completed, Running, Failed, Skipped, or Not run. See Run statuses.

Read the date from Attribution

The Attribution page shows a Modeled through date in two places: next to the date range, and in the footer of the Performance Table. Each one is a link to Model Center.

Granularity is not a schedule

The Granularity: value on a card, Daily or Weekly, is the time unit of the data of the model. It does not tell you how often the model runs. To know how current a model is, read the Modeled through date.

Next steps

• Read the health of a model: check the fit of the model through its latest date.
• Choose what Attribution shows: set the date range of the Attribution page.