Can you use it exactly as you say it? How do you transform it? I tried using that condition, but items with story points are also searched. I don't know how to use it.
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Yes, for me it showed correct results :-)
Can you please attach the screenshot of the result and are you trying to search in a specific project or all projects.
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In an issue where the issue type is story, the person in charge is me, and I want to see only stories with a story point value of 0.
I don't know how to enter it.
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So it goes like this
Go to Advanced search and start typing field Story
Please choose the second one and follow with JQL as follows
"Story Points[Number]" = EMPTY AND assignee = "yourUsername" AND issuetype = Story
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Hi @박제경
Please follow this thread to troubleshoot for enabling the Story Point field in your project
https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/Story-points-not-visible-for-Issues/qaq-p/1315572
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