Hii,

Option 1: Use Predefined Filters with Domain in XML Search View

You can add predefined filters with fixed date ranges in your search view XML like this:
<record id="view_your_model_search" model="ir.ui.view">

    <field name="name">your.model.search</field>

    <field name="model">your.model</field>

    <field name="arch" type="xml">

        <search>

            <!-- Existing filters -->

            <filter string="1 Jan to 2 Feb" name="period_jan_feb"

                domain="[

                    ('date_field', '>=', '2025-01-01'),

                    ('date_field', '<=', '2025-02-02')

                ]"/>

            <filter string="3 Feb to 31 Mar" name="period_feb_mar"

                domain="[

                    ('date_field', '>=', '2025-02-03'),

                    ('date_field', '<=', '2025-03-31')

                ]"/>

        </search>

    </field>

</record>

Replace 'date_field' with your actual date field name.

This will add a dropdown filter with these periods users can just click to filter.

Option 2: Use the Built-in Date Filters Widget

Odoo’s search views also support:

• Date Range widget on date fields (users pick custom ranges),
• Predefined time periods (like last month, this year) out of the box.

You can add a date filter on your date field to allow quick selection:
<filter string="Date" name="date_filter" domain="[]" context="{'group_by':'date_field'}"

    help="Filter by date">

    <field name="date_field" filter_domain="[]"/>

</filter>

Users will get a calendar popup and predefined options (week, month, year, custom).
i hope it is use full