Advanced Smart List help
chrishoughton0 says:
Hi
I'm trying to set up a fairly advanced view of my tasks using a Smart List.
Basically I want to create a list of tasks that meet the following criteria:
1. Is included on the list "@Actions" OR is a subtask in the list "@Projects"
2. Is NOT included in the list "Checklists"
3. Has no due date OR is due within 1 week of today
I can get 1 and 2 working with the query:
isSubtask:true NOT list:Checklists OR list:@Actions
But when I try and add the criteria for the due dates it all goes wrong.
Any advice as to how to fix this?
Thanks
Chris
I'm trying to set up a fairly advanced view of my tasks using a Smart List.
Basically I want to create a list of tasks that meet the following criteria:
1. Is included on the list "@Actions" OR is a subtask in the list "@Projects"
2. Is NOT included in the list "Checklists"
3. Has no due date OR is due within 1 week of today
I can get 1 and 2 working with the query:
isSubtask:true NOT list:Checklists OR list:@Actions
But when I try and add the criteria for the due dates it all goes wrong.
Any advice as to how to fix this?
Thanks
Chris
(closed account) says:
Parentheses are everything!
list: "@Actions" OR (list:"@Projects" isSubtask:true) (due:never OR dueWithin:"one week of today")
Can't see any reason to mention the @Checklists list
Hope this works for you!
(Consider not using the @ symbol as part of a list name because RTM uses that as the beginning character to identify a Location parameter. )
list: "@Actions" OR (list:"@Projects" isSubtask:true) (due:never OR dueWithin:"one week of today")
Can't see any reason to mention the @Checklists list
Hope this works for you!
(Consider not using the @ symbol as part of a list name because RTM uses that as the beginning character to identify a Location parameter. )
chrishoughton0 says:
Thanks to you both!
I've had some success with this query (adapted from azclaire's suggestion above):
list: "@Actions" (due:never OR due:"today") OR (list:"@Projects" isSubtask:true) (due:never OR due:"today")
That seems to work a treat! Thanks for the guidance.
Point noted re @ usage - I'll consider renaming the lists accordingly...
Cheers
Chris
I've had some success with this query (adapted from azclaire's suggestion above):
list: "@Actions" (due:never OR due:"today") OR (list:"@Projects" isSubtask:true) (due:never OR due:"today")
That seems to work a treat! Thanks for the guidance.
Point noted re @ usage - I'll consider renaming the lists accordingly...
Cheers
Chris