Calculating Previous Week's Activity
This article covers creating and adding filters in Bullhorn Reporting to automatically calculate the previous week’s activity for jobs, notes, placements, etc.
Creating a Custom Filter
Filter Creation
Using expressions is how you create a custom filter. Below is an example of what your filter would look like if you wanted to filter based on Note activity:
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                                                [PRESENTATION VIEW - Note ANALYSIS].[Note].[dateAdded] 
between _add_days(current_date,-6-_day_of_week(current_date,1)) 
and _add_days(current_date,-_day_of_week(current_date,1))
                                                    For other activities, replace "Note" with the relevant activity.
Understanding Your Filter
The below table explains what the other items in parentheses reference:
| Item | Details | 
|---|---|
| _day_of_week(current_date,1) | 
                                                                 Returns the day of the week as a number.  | 
                                                        
| _day_of_week(current_date,1) | 
                                                                 Returns the day of the week as a number.  | 
                                                        
| (current_date,1) | 
                                                                 The number here tells what day to Start Want to start on a different day? Use one of the corresponding numbers below. 
  | 
                                                        
Adding Your Filter
- Select your data column.
 - Follow the steps in Creating Advanced Filters in Bullhorn Reporting (Previously Canvas)
 - In the Expression Definition box, add in the expression as you created it above.

 - Verify the expression by selecting the check mark above the Expression Definition box to check for errors. Correct if necessary.
 - Select OK and run your report.
 
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