Hi, after investigating a bit, it turns out the condition can be any elisp expression. So, the following block lists all items with SCHEDULED dates up to today:
#+BEGIN: propview :conds ((string< (org-read-date nil nil SCHEDULED) (org-read-date nil nil "+1"))) :cols (ITEM EFFORT) #+END: However, per the second part of my initial question, I am still unable to have a block only list items with no TODO keyword. Interestingly, simply adding the TODO property to the conditions makes items with no TODO keyword *not* be listed at all. For example, the block below will list items with TODO keywords different than "WAITING", but it will not include items with no TODO keyword for some reason: #+BEGIN: propview :conds ((not (string= TODO "WAITING"))) :cols (ITEM EFFORT) #+END: So, the block above will include Item A below, but not Item C. * TODO Item A * WAITING Item B * Item C Any ideas how to fix that? Thanks, Gonzalo On 05/12/2017 7:13 PM, Gonzalo Camarillo wrote: > Hi, > > I am using org-collector to generate agenda views. For example, the > following block includes all items whose TODO keyword is "WAITING": > > #+BEGIN: propview :conds ((string= TODO "WAITING")) :cols (ITEM EFFORT) > > #+END: > > I would like to add an additional condition based on the SCHEDULED > property of items. I would like to list all items whose SCHEDULED > property is less (earlier) or equal than today. How can I write such a > condition? > > To do the above using org-agenda-custom-commands, I use the following: > > tags "TODO=\"WAITING\"+SCHEDULED<=\"<today>\"" > > I would like to do the same using org-collector instead. > > > Additionally, how can I write a condition to select items without a TODO > keyword? I try (string= TODO "") but it does not seem to work. > > Thanks, > > Gonzalo >
