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I have the following folder/file structure:
For my monthly summary I already wrote the following working query (my query is more extensive, reduced it to focus on the main part):
This takes the path of the current daily file (e.g. For my weekly summary this becomes a bit tricky as I would need to match that every path or filename is within the week of the title. Any good known approaches? |
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Have you seen the custom filters feature that was released recently? |
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I have read that sentence multiple times and I'm afraid I still don't understand it. Please could you give some example file names and matching queries to demonstrate what it is that is the difficulty? Many thanks. |
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Hi @claremacrae,
thanks for your input and sorry that my sentence is confusing. I will try to clarify.
For example, the page where I will embed the tasks query has the
filename
"2023-W32" and is in the folder "+++ Weekly".The tasks I want to summarize are in files with
filename
's like "2023-08-07" or "2023-08-08" and are in the folder "++++ Daily".The week 32 starts with the 2023-08-07 and ends with the 2023-08-13.
I did look at the custom filters but they don't seemed like the most direct solution.
But I got it working!
Found the setting to use filenames as default scheduled date: https://publish.obsidian.md/tasks/Getting+Started/Use+Filename+as+Default+Date
Having this enabled allows …