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solution is to continue down the build line checking if any of the builds satisfies the date criteria. that means for the 1st day you might have to go from check the 200th build to 10th to find the build that ran on the first day. this could be time intensive because you have to check each day if any of the 200 builds fit the day criteria and since the graph is a month with that would be 200 x 30 checks.
just a thought for now. might be a better solution to filter faster.