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Introduction
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You can use the date range filters to show Jira issues, basic tasks, or boxes scheduled in a specified period of time. You will can find the date range filters in the following modules:
When you filter by the date range using the Gantt or the Risks modules, the tasks' Start and End Dates presented on the timeline will be used. |
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The date range filter affects only the module in which you have applied it. |
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Filter by dates in the Overview module
Use the calendar picker to set the preferred date range in order to check all the Boxes assigned. To Use the Clear button to clear the chosen date range, use the Clear button. The Today button opens the current month in the calendar.
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For example, the image below shows the Overview module date range filter. The date range in that module uses the Box start and end dates which are not synchronized with Jira or connected tools:
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Filter by dates in the Gantt and Risks modules
Filtering is available on the tasks that are visible on the timeline.
The position on the timeline determines the field mapping configured (here you can read more about field mapping). The start/end dates are not related to Jira fields.
If any part of the Box/Task duration fits between start/end date filters, a task is found (partial overlap is sufficient).
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Using only the start date means everything from that date onwards meets the criteria (once again, the partial overlap is sufficient).
Using only the end date means everything preceding that date meets the criteria (once again, the partial overlap is sufficient).
When you apply a filter, all tasks scheduled beyond the defined period will be filtered out.
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