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JQL Query - not displaying

Clinton Smorenburg February 7, 2024

Attempting to show issues on kanban board, updated greater than 60 days, not displaying issues. 

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BHUSHAN PATIL
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February 7, 2024

Hi @Clinton Smorenburg ,

To show issues on a Kanban board updated greater than 60 days, you can adjust the "Hide completed issues older than" setting. Here's how to do it:

  • Go to Board Settings -> General -> Hide completed issues older than.
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  • Set it to "Never mind, show all" to ensure that issues updated more than 60 days ago are displayed on the board.

Also for quick filter use this JQL "updated <= -60d"

Also, if you feel my input help you please accept the answer.

Regards,
Bhushan

 

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Trudy Claspill
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February 7, 2024

Hello @Clinton Smorenburg 

When you use 60d in the JQL that is evaluated as "now plus 60 days", meaning 60 days in the future. As it is written your JQL is trying to fin issues with an Updated date that is greater than  now+60 days. The Updated date can't be any newer than now, so the filter will never find any matching issues.

Please clarify your requirement.

Are you trying to show only the issues that have been updated within the past 60 days?

Or are you trying to show only the issues that have t been updated for more than 60 days?

Additionally Quick Filters will apply the filter to reduce the issues that are shown in the board. It will not add more issues to the board 

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