Filter Issues by Due Date

[Andrew Ball]

I have three filters on a dashboard that list tasks due within 1d, 1w and 2w respectively; however using the JQL 'duedate <= 1d' etc means that an issue due within 1d will appear in all three filtered lists.

As issues cross filter date boundaries I want them to appear in only one of the three lists. So if an issue is due within one day I only want it to show in the filter that says duedate <=1 and not in the one that says duedate <= 1w or duedate <=2w (even though technically the condition is met in all cases so JIRA is displaying the correct logical result).

I can't quite work out the syntax required to filter issues between dates in this way and I may be asking for the impossible - anyone else managed to crack this or am I the only one with this particular use case?

Any assistance appreciated.

Andy

[Marc Minten _EVS_ · Accepted solution]

Your filter for 1w should say : duedate <=1w and duedate > 1

Your filter for 2w should say : duedate <=2w and duedate > 1w

[Andrew Ball]

Thanks Marc - absolutely nailed it - spot on

Andy

[David Orella]

Does this filter include due dates for sub-tasks? 

[Iwona Kalinowska]

Hi all, i have tried it this way 

status="In Progress" AND status != Closed and due <=1w and due >1

however the system filters some random issues and overdue as well from 2018.

Is this the right way, please?

[Henry Bada]

How would you query filters for issues without a due date for more than a day in jira. 

To translate, "A jira issue created and due date field is EMPTY for more than 1 day"

We are looking to pull up issues which are created and after a day, the report will show if the due date has been left empty or not added after 1 day.

Thanks

[Dave Liao]

@Henry Bada - for the record (and I'm sure you figured it out by now!), the JQL to show Jira issues created more than a day ago, and where the Due Date field is empty is:

created <= -1d and duedate is EMPTY order by created DESC

Hope that helps others who have the same question!

[Bob Moalli Jr]

I am curious how to query if the DUE date is not filled in, we don't do this until we're ready to commit to the work but need to see the work presently in the backlog.   

[smb_williamgoulding]

duedate is EMPTY or due is EMPTY should do the trick!

[Bob Moalli Jr]

Thank you William. That was just what I needed.   Bob.