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Queries: allow a variable number of days/weeks/months

Currently, filtering on a date can do "before" and "after" but the after/before "what" is a limited set of options (see first image).

It would be extremely useful and helpful if instead of forcing "1" day/week/month or a specific date, we could specify the number of days/weeks/months from either today or a specific date.

In other words, allow for filters like

  • [x] days before [today | specific date]
  • [x] months after [today | specific date]

For bonus points: allow [specific date] to be the current value of the property used to filter ("Last used" in the screenshot).

For more bonus points: allow [specific date] to be the current value of any other date property in the object.

Use case:

I have an object type for my social media posts which contains that Last used property. I want a filter that gives me the object (instances) that have an empty date or one that is at least [x] months ago. Aim: ensure I don't repeat them too soon (platform rules and variety in my posting).

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Long Nguyen·3 months ago

I agree, we need granular relative date filters for Task queries (e.g., "+2 days")

Goal: Create a Task dashboard with separate tabs for each day of the upcoming week (Monday to Sunday).

Current Problem: Task queries only support filtering by "Today", "Tomorrow", or general ranges like "This week". It is currently impossible to filter for specific upcoming days like "+2 days" or "+3 days" to create dedicated daily tabs.

Proposed Solution: Add granular relative date filters (e.g., "in 2 days", "in 3 days", "in 4 days") to custom query options to allow users to build specific, tabbed views for future weekdays.

KC
Kevin Cunanan·8 months ago

Especially in something like my daily tasks query, I’d love to plan ahead and see what I have for the next week; but not necessarily something that’s I may have planned 6 months into the future.