Please do this one soon. Not only does it bog everything down, but I'm sorry to say it, but the anomaly detection isn't very good.

We want to add rolling date ranges in segments; there are a ton of great use cases that would be solved by this. Either way, we'll keep an eye on this idea for votes and comments and make sure we're solving your need as we go. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^THAT! Please!!!

The newly released compare functionality doesn't work at the Hour granularity. That's one of our biggest use cases to see how we are trending against same day last year.

Just another vote for this, as it's been the primary blocker in migrating business users/reports into Analysis Workspace. My preferred approach for this is to allow for rolling date ranges to be applied in Segments, so that a "Last Year" or "Last Week" segment could be created and either directly applied to a column in Analysis Workspace, or applied to a "Last Week Average-Visits" calculated metric. That flexibility would be ideal.

As a workaround I have used this, but if you have a number of reports, some in sync with table builder, others not, it becomes unmanageable to remember what dimension/metric you have X'ed out. If there was also an Undo option, then maybe this is ok, but there isn't so this becomes equally frustrating.

The biggest shortcoming of Table Builder is that it multiplies everything. So if I'm doing exploration, and want to see how a conversion rate for a single segment is comparing to visit trends, Table Builder adds Conversion Rate to every segment I have up, increasing the time it takes to load the data, and providing extraneous data, when I just wanted to do a quick check. Then I just drag out Conversion Rate as a new column manually, and now the Table Builder is out of sync and I lose the convers...