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How to set the time range for an alert for the last one year until last week, but ignore the weekend of the last week?
I am creating an alert for which I need the time range for the last one year till last week, but it should ignore the weekend of the last week?
the start time is : -1y@s
finish time: -1week@week ...this is for last one yr and ignoring the last week
thanks in advance
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If you mean stop at the previous Saturday, use this finish time: -0w@5w.
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so using the above finish time give me the report for 1yr till last week ignoring the last weekend right?
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I tried your answer but it is showing an error saying cannot parse time argument
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It should be -1w@w5.
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or possibly 0w@w5.
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I tried -1w@w5 but itstill it has the weekend and 0w@w5 is not parsing
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I actually went and tested it and it should actually be -0w@w5 Answer updated.
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will try the above and let you know..thank you so much
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