Sure, no problem.
When I create a template for a note (using the core template plugin) I’ll have a "Date Created: " field with this macro {{date}}. You just need to make sure that the date format for the Template Plugin matches that of your daily note. (eg. YYYY-MM-DD). I use a different date format from the default but the default makes for the easiest queries. Also make sure not to turn the date into links.
Then in your daily note Template add a tag that flags it as a daily note somewhere (eg. “#journal”. Also add an embedded query that looks like this:
```query
{{date}} -"#journal"
```
-"#journal" will simply remove itself from the query so you only get a list of notes that you added that day.
If you want to see the all of the notes that you created in a specified time period you can use a regular expression when querying.
For example, the below query will retrieve all notes that were created in the month of December 2020:
```query
/2020-12-../
```
The forward slashes mark where the regular expression is taking place and the “…” act as wildcards for the days within December 2020.
You could also do the below to get all of the notes within the the first two weeks of December by doing the below:
```query
2020-12-/[1-14]/
```
The square brackets tell the query that it can return any day in December between the 1st and 14th.
Just discovered Regex this week, so it is very new to me. There is a great intro video here.
I think Regex queries are a killer feature for Obsidian. None of the other notes apps like Obsidian come close to it’s querying power once you see what is possible with Regex.