If you have found Twitter Analytics slightly clunky when it comes to selecting date ranges to dig deeper into data, you will be happy to know that Twitter has added a new date range calendar to Twitter Analytics.

The date range button has preset options, such as last 7 days, last 28 days and the five most recent calendar months.  You can also select the date range directly from the displayed calendar too.

The new button appears to the left of the “Export Data” button – which was previously the  “Download CSV” button – on the top right when you login to Twitter Analytics.

While Twitter Analytics isn’t nearly as robust as other Analytics tools, it does offer some great data that isn’t available any other way, such as which tweets you made resulted in a new follower, and where on a tweet someone clicked – such as whether they clicked to expand a Twitter card – and how many impressions each individual tweet received.

Twitter Analytics initially had its widespread launch back in August, and Twitter users need to visit analytics.twitter.com for Twitter to begin collecting analytics data for the account.