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Fork of filters changing the headers correctly

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This interactive table visualizes assessment data, allowing users to filter by frequency (Daily, Weekly, BiWeekly, Monthly) via a custom menu. The table displays DPC website names as rows, with columns dynamically updating to show the 12 most recent time periods—dates, weeks, or month-year labels—depending on the selected frequency. Built with D3.js v7, the visualization uses `d3.csv` to fetch remote data and `d3.group` to structure entries. The menu component is custom-built with an `on` method that triggers table regeneration.

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