KPI Averaging Ignores Missing Days (UI/UX Issue)

[BelhsanHmida]

Description

When calculating KPI averages over a selected date range, days without results are currently ignored.
This can lead to misleading KPI values.

Example

• Project ran for 5 days
• User selects 10 days
• Only 1 day has data with 100% KPI
• Current result: KPI = 100%
• Missing days are not reflected in the calculation

Problem

Missing days are neither:

• counted as 0%, nor
• clearly distinguished as non-run days

Treating missing days as 0 is can be misleading because:

• 0% implies the project ran and failed
• these days actually represent non-run days

This creates confusion and can mislead users when interpreting KPI results.

Expected Behavior (UI/UX Proposal)

• Keep the current KPI calculation logic
• Detect when the selected KPI date range includes days with no results
• Display a warning / toast message to inform the user

Proposed Toast Message (example)

“Some selected days have no results. KPIs are calculated only from days where the project was run.”

[nhoening]

I like the proposed solution :)