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Saved filter with parameters?

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May 11, 2015

I'd like to run a query periodically, with a new date range each time, exporting a subset of columns in a specific order.  I can see how to run the query periodically using JQL, but that doesn't give me the output I want.  I can also see how to use a saved filter, but that doesn't let me supply a new date range each time.

Is there an way to do this with saved filters, or do I just need to post process the JQL output with a script?

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
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May 11, 2015

No, you'll need to change the JQL every time, or use relative dates (e.g. -5d to -10d)

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May 11, 2015

Relative dates worked like a charm: "Incident Start Time" >= startOfMonth(-1M) AND "Incident Start Time" < startOfMonth() Thanks!

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