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I want a custom filter

Vandana June 24, 2024

I need a custom filter for Customers where the ticket status is not 'Closed,' and the tickets are categorized as either 'Bugs' or 'Production Bugs,' with a last updated date in the year 2024.

I am using this Query; but its not working for me.

 

"Customer[Select List (multiple choices)]" = .. AND status != Closed and type = "Production Bug" and updated <= startofyear() 

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Duc Thang TRAN
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June 24, 2024

Hello @Vandana 

If you want all tickets with a last updated date in the year 2024, for me is :

updated >= startofyear()  

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Valerie Knapp
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June 24, 2024

Hi @Vandana , welcome to the Atlassian Community and thanks for your question.

In your query, does the 'Customer' field have multiple customers? If so, I would use IN and not the =

"Customer[Select List (multiple choices)]" IN .. AND status != Closed and type IN ("Production Bug", Bug)and updated <= startofyear() 

You can try this ^ and see if it works better. If it doesn't, please share your feedback and either I or someone else will try to help.

Cheers

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