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Hi @Brydon-P, This is definitely doable but can you give me any more info like any current template you use for this type of file, or what the naming convention is for the file, if any. |
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Hi @claremacrae this is my current file which im trying to improve: |
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Thanks! |
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Here are some ideas to get you started. I had to guess what you might be wanting, but this should provide enough to do what I think you are requesting, once you have experimented with it: <% await tp.file.rename("Weekly - " + tp.date.now("MMM-DD-YYYY")) %>
```tasks
# If you only want DONE tasks:
status.type is done
# or if you want DONE and CANCELLED tasks:
done
# And search for the done date - experiment and pick what works for you:
# Calculate based on today's date
done <% tp.date.now("YYYY-MM-DD", -6)%> <% tp.date.now("YYYY-MM-DD")%>
# Calculate week year and number.
# See https://publish.obsidian.md/tasks/Queries/Filters#Numbered+date+ranges
done <% tp.date.now("YYYY-[W]ww")%>
# Calculate week year and number - alternative numbering
# I believe the Periodic date suggests this - it may
# work better around year boundaries.
# Definitely make sure you test the Tasks plugins'
# interpretation of week boundaries around the last two
# weeks of one year, and the first two weeks of the next year.
done <% tp.date.now("gggg-[W]ww")%>
explain
```
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- This is what it gives me, when run today:
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Hopefully it's obvious that you should pick one of those date searches, depending on what you need. Or if they aren't what you want, then you can ask a more specific question, and give me examples to make it unambiguous what you do actually want. |
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Changing category to Q&A. |
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Hi All,
A little stuck on how to accomplish this...
I want to be able to create a list of completed tasks in the last week, while this looks simple when using the relative date fields, the issue is I never want this list to change its reference dates. So if I create it it today, I always want it to show this specific previous weeks of tasks, and if I open the file again in the future it shouldn't update. So looking to use absolute dates instead of realtive ones.
I'm trying to use this in partner with Templater so I can create a templated note, and get a list of all tasks completed in the last week!
Thanks!
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