The calculated date range is not a field option when selecting a field type in Ardoq, but there is a workaround that uses 2 calculated date time fields to join together into a date range field.
1. Create Your Calculated State Date Field
When you create your field name, make sure to name it <Field_Name>.StartDate. This will trick Ardoq into thinking that this is the start date to a range field.
2. Put In Your Start Date Gremlin Query
This can be modified to support any incoming or outgoing reference type
get referenced component date fields \this gets the min value of the start dates g.V(ids). where(__.in('Realizes').has('active_period_start_date')). project('id', 'name', 'value'). by(id). by('name'). by(__.in('Realizes').has('active_period_start_date').order(). by('active_period_start_date', decr).limit(1).values('active_period_start_date'))3. Create Your Calculated End Date Field
Similar to the start date, when you create your field name, make sure to name it <Field_Name>.EndDate.
4. Put In Your End Date Gremlin Query
this one gets the max value of the end dates g.V(ids).where(__.in('Realizes').has('active_period_end_date')). project('id', 'name', 'value').by(id). by('name'). by(__.in('Realizes').has('active_period_end_date').order(). by('active_period_end_date', decr).limit(1). values('active_period_end_date'))5. Save and Apply
Once saved and applied Ardoq will then join them into a single calculated date range field. The start and end date calculations will show separately in the workspace.
Once Ardoq joins the fields you cannot edit the scripts anymore. So if you change the queries, you have to delete the fields and repeat the process.