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×Hi! I am trying to search for issues/tasks based on due date in the NextGen template. Tested stuff like this:
duedate <=1w (trying to find all task that are due within a week)
duedate <=30d (trying to find all task that are due within a month)
But it is not working. What do i do wrong?
Hi @brage ,
You can use below quires.
For Next Week ( from today to next week day),
project = "New Testing Project" AND due<=1w AND due>= now() AND issuetype = Task
For next week ( from Sunday to Saturday) ,
project = "New Testing Project" AND due<=endOfWeek(1) AND duedate>=startOfWeek(1)
For Next 30 days ( from today to next 30 days)
project = "New Testing Project" AND due<=30d AND due>= now() AND issuetype = Task
For current month:( Due dates are within current month. eg for Nov month)
project = "New Testing Project" AND due<=endOfMonth() AND duedate>=startOfMonth()
For overdue:
project = "New Testing Project" AND due<=now() AND resolution is EMPTY
Thanks,
Avinash
Not working for me in the next-gen search box. But i get no search operator to work at all. For instance, this search gives me zero results as well:
issuetype = Task
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Hi @brage ,
Sorry, I meant you are referring to filters in issue navigators. Currently you can not add quick filters in next gen project board and already open request is present with Atlassian on this.
https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JSWCLOUD-17446
Please add yourself to watcher or vote to get further updates on above issue.
Also search box on board acts as text search box.
Thanks,
Avinash
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Thanksss
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@Avinash Bhagawati _Appfire_I am looking for something similar, could you guide me on how can I search for issues that are due next week from Wednesday to Wednesday?
So here is what I'm looking for, issues due from this Wednesday to next Wednesday.
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@Avinash Bhagawati _Appfire_ Can I assume for last week it would be:
For last week ( from Sunday to Saturday) ,
project = "New Testing Project" AND due<=endOfWeek(-1) AND duedate>=startOfWeek(-1)
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