i just want to insert a filter in a new board and assigned to the people in my company, to do the week plan with all the tickets open to all the members.... but i want to see their names, not there codes... otherwise i get confuse...
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You mention you want to insert a filter in a new board. Can you explain this further? Are you trying to add a quick filter to a board or are you trying to create a new board based on a group of people? A couple of points I will throw out there. at the top of the board. You will see avatars, which represent all members that have issues assigned to them appearing on the board. If you wish to have a filter based on a group of individuals, consider creating a group and adding members to that group. You can then use the group in your JQL queries for your various filters. Again if I better understand your end goal and what you're dealing with right now, I can assist more accurately. It would be good to understand if you are using a TMP or CMP project and if you are using scrum or kanban. Screenshots of what you are looking at and what you hope to achieve would be great.
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Thank you Jack, i will try to explain to you better.
So my steps are: Jira software - New Board - Kanbam board- Board from an existing Saved Filter.
Is this filter that im having problems, because i just want that the name of the people shows
When i writte assignee in (julia. casagrande) shows a big number (7149490:5514e21c-c971-4055b-90e8-3b55c13db454) i just want to know if there is a way to leave the name in the filter instead of this number.
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As you have found you can create that filter and use names but once you save the filter it will show the ID. This behavior cannot be changed. However, as I was alluding to earlier you could use groups. By doing so you can always go into the group under User management and assess the members if you have forgotten. Then your jql would look something like this...
assignee in membersOf("mygroup")
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