Using dynamic query values (SysQueryRangeUtil) in Dynamics AX

Whenever I setup Cues for customers in AX 2012 I use dynamic filtering to create actionable cues representing relevant data. I do tend to forget the precise name of the methods and number of parenthesis etc. so here is the full list of end-user available methods based on the SysQueryRangeUtil class:   Most used:

Name	Used how	Example
dayRange	(dayRange(-1,2)) gives a query result of all records from yesterday until the day after tomorrow. Note that it is unfortunately not possible to use decimals, only full days work.
day	(day(-1)) gives all records of yesterday, (day(1)) gives records of tomorrow. Remember that options such as <(day(-1)) works for identifying for example any date before yesterday
monthRange	(monthRange(-1,0)) last month and this month
yearRange	(yearRange(-1,0)) last year and this year
lessThanDate lessThanUtcDate lessThanUtcNow	(lessThanDate(-1)) (calculated from the AX session date) (lessThanUtcDate(-1) The date represented on the AOS (lessthanUtcNow()) Calculates from “Now”
greaterThanDate GreaterThanUtcDate greaterThanUtcNow	greaterThanDate(5)) (calculated from the AX session date) (greaterThanUtcDate(-1) The date represented on the AOS) (greaterthanUtcNow()) Calculates from “Now”
currentUserId	(currentuserid()) Take the user id and filter on for example “created by” Good for making a generic query relevant for the individual users, forexample a Cue along the lines of "Sales orders I have created"
currentWorker	(currentWorker())   A somewhat advanced option but nice for filtering on records where you have assigned for example a sales responsible. Note that the value returned is a record ID For example for a cue along the lines of "Sales orders I am responsible for"
currentParty	(currentparty())   Similar to the currentWorker but could potentially be used if the user was something other than a Worker. Note the returned value is a record id.
currentCompany	(currentcompany()) For filtering on “system” tables such as the worker table

  Remember also the ability to compare two fields on the same table using the AOT names within a set of parenthesis. The system names can be found on the personalization screen. Just recently I have used it forexample in the below example to compare reequested ship date and confirmed ship date on a sales order (back) lines.