How to view all Issues Created by a User

[Rast]

Is there a way to view all issues raised by a user? wether this is the user themselves able to view all issues they themselves raised or a Manager who wants to look at all the issues raised by Tim last month for arguments sake.

I found a suggestion from 2013 which didn't seem to work or perhaps I couldn't make the board filter work.

https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/How-to-find-issues-created-by-myself-and-delete-them/qaq-p/120069

[Dave Bosman [Realdolmen] · Accepted solution]

Hi @Rast 

You can easily do this with a filter. 

For your own issues use:

reporter in (currentUser())

(If you share this filter everyone will see his own issues. )

For someone else his/her issues: 

reporter in (username)

(change username with the username of the user.)

For someone's issues this month:

reporter in (username) AND created >= startOfMonth()

(change username with the username of the user.)

Keep in mind that when you search for issues that are assigned to others, you will not see them unless you have access to those issues.

Best regards,

Dave

[Scott Theus]

@Rast , here's a link to one of the most valuable pieces of documentation on Jira I've found:

https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirasoftwareserver/advanced-searching-fields-reference-939938743.html

-Scott

[Richard Cross]

This answer is a bit misleading, as the Reporter field can be changed at any time after the issue is created.

Therefore Reporter is not necessarily the person who created the issue.

[Ivan Tovbin]

Use this JQL:

creator in (username1, username2, username3)

[Richard Cross]

This should really be the accepted answer, as it actually tells you the original creator, which is a field that cannot subsequently be changed (unlike "Reporter").