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Agree with @Aaron Pavez _ServiceRocket_
JQL alone will not provide you with the number of issues per project.
However, you can utilize the Issue Statistics / Work item Statistics gadget from the Jira Dashboard with a JQL filter that includes the corresponding Jira projects. Then, you can have a quick report within Jira.
Thank you.
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There isn't a single JQL that will give you that number.
You can create a JQL project in (project1,project2) with each project key and then export that to CSV or Excel.
Dont forget to add a column with the PROJECT field to be able to filter by project.
Regards - Aaron
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