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I am trying to put together a filter that will produce a lookahead programme, but does not rely on data from special columns.
The required filter will show; tasks that start between 7 days before a user input date and a point 21 days past it (now-7 to now+21) tasks that start between 7 days before a user input date and a point 21 days past it (now-7 to now+21) Tasks that start more than 7 days prior to the date, and end more than 21 days after it. this would show all tasks starting, finishing or carrying through the 4 week spread of -7/ +21 days from the user input. I can manage this using columns, as I can use the "current date" function, from which I can produce the filter. However the filter really needs to be a standalone that works from a user input date due to restrictions I wont go into now. I know I can use an input ("Date to set as start"?) but can I then use the input throughout, or do I have to put a new value in for each calc? Thanks all. |
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