See screen shot.
hi @Tom Scoggin ,
This should do it:
{{#if(not(equals(issueType.name,"Data")))}}
...
{{/}}
Edit: added the not()
Thanks @Rudy Holtkamp
I used a combination of these two to get what I needed to filter my results.
Table 1
{{#if(and(not(equals(issueType.name, "Data")), not(equals(issueType.name, "Change"))))}}
Table 2
{{#if(or(equals(issueType.name, "Data"), equals(issueType.name, "Change")))}}
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Hi @Tom Scoggin,
Assuming that this is a screenshot from an automation rule, you must be performing a filter somewhere before this point in your rule. Have you considered just excluding the issues in that filter?
If that does not help, please share full details of your automation rule so we can support you more effectively.
Hope this helps!
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Thanks @Walter Buggenhout . I need to show the ones I'm excluding from this table and will add them to another table in the same email.
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