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How can I see the problems over the past week using JQL?

Maxim Vaskov

I want to see all the problems over the past weeks.

For example :

from 21/AUG/17 to 27/AUG/17 or 14/AUG/17 to 20/AUG/17

Accepted answers

Tayyab Bashir

Run the following JQL createdDate >= -7d

This will give you issues within the last 7 days (a week) from today.

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Tayyab Bashir

Run the following JQL createdDate >= -7d

This will give you issues within the last 7 days (a week) from today.

Maxim Vaskov

Thy!

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

You can use absolute dates too if you want. And the before/after syntax. I find the dynamic ones Tayyab recommends the best to work with generally though.

A fixed date range is essential when you have a specific question about a period of time, but "show me the last 7 days" is really great for dashboards and "what's happening now" things.