Hello,
I am not sure what you mean. Maybe you could provide an example. But your query would look like this:
FU Start date <= startOfWeek(14d) and FU Start date > startOfWeek(7d)
It will give you all issues with the FU Start date for next week.
@Alexey Matveev thank you
I have a field by name FU Start date, so query should give me issues that has start date from today to next wednesday(i.e excatly one week) according to the date entered in the field.
The query suggested is giving me issues with the FU start date more than a week.
Regards,
Abhishree Nagesh
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Then your query would look like this:
FU Start date > now() and FU Start date < 7d
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You are most welcome!
If my answer helped you, kindly accept my answer.
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Try
FU Start date <= startOfWeek(5d) and FU Start date > startOfWeek(5d)
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