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Submit-PnpSearchQuery Filter on Date
Correction... that wasn't returning quite the right results also... however... this is:
$SearchQuery = "(NOT RefinableDate01>1900-01-01 Path:" + $SiteURL +"/Reports/)"This was a useful resource:
https://www.techmikael.com/2023/04/filter-on-managed-properties-in-search.html
NThoman What is the issue with search query you are using? Is it throwing any error or is it not returning the expected search results?
Try using date range once like below:
ReportDate>=1900-01-01 AND ReportDate<=1900-01-01
Use correct managed property name of your date column.
References:
- SharePoint CSOM Query Keyword Filter On Date Time Type Column
- Filtering query string results by date range
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- ReportDate>=1900-01-01 AND ReportDate<=1900-01-01 did not work. Got no results.
NThoman ReportDate is list/library level column or site level column?
I think you are trying to use the internal name of your list/site column - which does not work with search queries.
You have to use the name of managed property associated with your column. If you are using site column, managed property will be created automatically for you. But if you are using list/library level column, you have to use the existing managed property and map it with the crawled property associated with your list column.
Check: Showing list column in search results
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I am using the correct Internal Name
/sites/Reports/Reports/?newTargetListUrl=%2Fsites%2FReports%2FReports&FilterField1=ReportRun&FilterValue1=FilterField1=ReportRun
$SiteURL = "https://GIVEITASHOT.sharepoint.com/sites/Reports" $SearchQuery = "ReportRun<=1900-01-01 Path:" + $SiteURL #Even tried using the mapped Refinable Feild I mapped. #$SearchQuery = "RefinableDate01<=1900-01-01 Path:" + $SiteURL Connect-PnPOnline -Url $SiteURL -Interactive Write-Host "Searching for: $SearchQuery" -ForegroundColor Cyan $SearchResults = Submit-PnPSearchQuery -Query $SearchQuery -All -SortList @{Created="Descending"} $SearchResultsGive it a shot on your side. You need PowerShell 7 and the latest version of PnP installed.
- I am not getting any results but there should be thousands. The field was first created with no spaces. The renamed with spaces.
ReporDate —> Report Date