dueWithin:"X hours" (due within specific number of hours)
(closed account) says:
There was a post a few years ago about this, just wanted to know if it has been implemented (and in what capacity)
(It does not appear to have been implemented)
IE:
dueWithin"4 hours"
dueWithin"4 hours of now"
(It does not appear to have been implemented)
IE:
dueWithin"4 hours"
dueWithin"4 hours of now"
Hi danielf847,
It's not currently possible to use hour increments with the dueWithin: search operator, sorry.
However, you can use hours with the dueBefore: operator. For example, the following search will return all tasks that are overdue (including tasks due today with no due time), as well as any tasks due in the next 4 hours:
dueBefore:"4 hours from now"
Hope that helps!
It's not currently possible to use hour increments with the dueWithin: search operator, sorry.
However, you can use hours with the dueBefore: operator. For example, the following search will return all tasks that are overdue (including tasks due today with no due time), as well as any tasks due in the next 4 hours:
dueBefore:"4 hours from now"
Hope that helps!
(closed account) says:
Thank you, that should be sufficient for most use cases