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JQL query to get issues with 10 business days since they were created

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How would I create a JQL query to get issues with 10 business days since they were created?

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Laurie Sciutti
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Nov 07, 2023

Hi @Angel Ferreira ~ you may be able to get what you need using the startOfWeek() and endOfWeek() functions.  There's a great reference question here.  HTH

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Oct 18, 2023

You would need an app that extends JQL in order to do this since JQL out-of-the-box do not have a date compare. There are multiple apps in the Marketplace that extends JQL, and it looks like JQL search extensions for Jira has a date compare function.

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