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Jack Brickey
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Dec 20, 2019
You can certainly combine two filters into one and use this new combined filter.
e.g. Filter in (filter1, filter2)
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Narendra Kumar Jan 06, 2020
Thank you@Jack Brickey.
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Saransh Gupta Feb 25, 2022
This is not working for me in the pie chart gadget.
(test1,test2)
It is only allowing me to add one filter.
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Mar 03, 2022 • edited
You should save a filter which has this JQL:
Filter in (filter1, filter2)
not only
(filter1, filter2)
So filter3 is "Filter in (filter1, filter2)" and then you put filter3 in the gadget
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KE Mar 01, 2023
Let's say - I have two filters below
type = defects and status != closed and assignee = ABC
type = defects and status != closed and assignee = XYZ
How can I combine the two filters above into one combined filer?
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Mar 02, 2023
@KE, are you asking for this...
type = defects and status != closed and assignee In (ABC,XYZ)
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KE Mar 02, 2023
Appreciate the response, Jack.
I'm trying to understand how can I use two different filters and save it as a combined filter so I can input that into a gadget (dashboard)
Filter in (filter1, filter2)
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Mar 02, 2023
Then do just that...
Filter1: type = defects and status != closed and assignee = ABC
Filter2: type = defects and status != closed and assignee = XYZ
Filter3: filter in (Filter1, Filter2)
Then you can reference filter3 for example in a dashboard gadget, and it will include all issues defined by filter1 and filter2. maybe I'm still missing your point?
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KE Mar 02, 2023
how do I name my filter as filter 1 and filter 2?
the below query populates with error message:
filter1 as (type = defects and status != closed and assignee = ABC)
Error in the JQL Query: Expecting operator but got 'type'. The valid operators are '=', '!=', '<', '>', '<=', '>=', '~', '!~', 'IN', 'NOT IN', 'IS' and 'IS NOT'. (line 1, character 10)
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Mar 02, 2023
You create and save filters in the Advanced issue search. Click into the search bar in the menu and select Advanced issue search. From there you can create and save/name the filter.
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KE Mar 02, 2023
Thank you so much, Jack. This helped me with the solution I was looking for. :)
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