29-08-18 01:14 AM
29-08-18 06:41 PM
11-04-22 03:53 PM
11-04-22 04:58 PM
What value are you trying? It works for me to search for a date range by inputting a value such as this:
>3/01/2022,<4/01/2022
Of course, it probably matters what your regional date format is, but the concept would be the same.
13-11-24 11:05 AM
Hi Dave,
I always use the syntax you suggested, but when I switched to an environment with a different date format (e.g. MM/DD/YYYY), unfortunately it doesn't work. I give the following date range: >09/30/2024,<11/1/2024 to get all transactions from October and unfortunately I also see transactions from 9/30/2024.
Do you have any idea to make this filter show these values correctly?
Many thanks,
Marcin
3 weeks ago
By default it uses time as -00:00. Use time along with date.
E.g., > 02/19/2025 -0:00, < 02/20/2025 -0:00
This will return any item starting from 19 Feb 12:00 AM to 19 Feb 11:59:59PM.
02/19/2025 -4:00
This will return item what are loaded at 4:00 AM.
-hh:mm or -h:mm is for the data time visible on UI as per system timezone, not datetime from DB, which has UTC datetime.