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Tanya Genrich
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August 13, 2018

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project "Some Name" - all assignees

AND

all projects - Joe, Mary, Julie

-- organize all by priority, assignee, status

Thanks!

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
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August 13, 2018

I suspect you want

project = "some name" or assignee in (Joe, Mary, Julie)

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August 13, 2018

you could create a filter that was similar to 

project in ("project 1","project 2")  

and then if you click on a column name, it will automatically order the filter for you by that column, and update the filter query. Just make sure you have all the columns you want to see, you can change the defaults if you aren't seeing something. That is the quick and dirty way to do it if you need something quick.

if you have more time, you can create separate filters, and then create a dashboard. I personally love using the Two Dimensional Filter Stats gadget! I have one setup that shows all open tickets across 2 projects, I set my XAxis up to show Priority, and my YAxis up to show Assignee. If you do it that way, you will get a list of all tickets by priority, separated out by assignee. 

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