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Like to create a filter using Team.program

Jeannette Bakken
Contributor
January 12, 2023

Below is my filter and when I add "Team.program = " a dropdown of the correct programs appears. When I run the below JQL, it comes up blank.  I think it might have something to do with advance roadmaps and permissions. In Tempo we have several teams under a program called Cost Center and I want to view the worklogs of these teams.

 

worklogDate >= "2023/01/01" AND worklogDate <= "2023/01/31" and Team.program = "Cost Center"

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Walter Buggenhout
Community Champion
January 12, 2023

Hi @Jeannette Bakken,

JQL retrieves issues and not worklogs. And for you filter to return results, the information you use to fetch those issues should be explicitly on them. I suspect that Team.Program is not filled out in a field on your issues and that's why the query does not return anything.

So if you want to build a query with all work that belongs to a program, you will have to find a way to indeed label those issues as part of the program.

As you indicate you have Tempo installed (and assuming that includes Tempo Timesheets), you can build Tempo reports based from your teams. This article may help you get started with those.

Hope this helps!

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