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Jira Teamlead Calendar - Quick Filters

Jayde Wofford August 20, 2021

Hi all,

I'm trying to create a Quick Filter for the TeamLead (cloud) Calendar. It's set to filter if the Priority = High. 

However, the filter is not hiding Calendar Events, only the issues. What JQL Query can I write to make it ONLY show Jira Issues with Priority = High?

I am brand new to JQL Queries, so I apologize if this is a super basic dumb question!

 

Thank you,

Jayde

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Daniel Ebers
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August 27, 2021

Hi @Jayde Wofford

using Teamlead calendar in the past I am not sure if the JQL queries work on non-jira events like you said. However, I can confirm their helpdesk is great - so in case you won't receive an answer here the following days please consider raising a support request with Teamlead.

Regards,
Daniel

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Vero Rivas
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August 22, 2021

Hi @Jayde Wofford 

  Why don't you write us the query you are doing to try to help you.

  Because in the first instance, I could suggest something like:

  project = XXX and Priority = high and issuetype = XXX order by XXX

  But I don't know if it's exactly what you need

Cheers

Jayde Wofford August 23, 2021

Hi Vero, I tried issuetype but that didn't work. I'm thinking that the JQL Queries only work on issues, not non-jira events added to the calendar does that seem probable?

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