If I go to Issues, I can apply filters, then click "Export issues" and choose the file format...
That's fine if I want to export all columns, but I generally don't. I usually want to do this when I need to supply a list of outstanding issues to the stakeholders, and all I want in the list are the issue Id, summary, parent and fix version.
Is it possible to restrict the columns exported? At the moment, I'm wasting a lot of time chopping columns out of the exported file.
Thanks
If you save your filter with a name, that allows also saving the selected fields, field order, and sort order results. When you export, you may then choose to only export the filter fields.
https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/save-your-search-as-a-filter/
Kind regards,
Bill
@Bill Sheboy Thanks for the reply. How do I select fields? As far as I can see, filters only allow you to choose which issues are included in the results.
Thanks again.
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On the right side of the page, there is a Columns dropdown list to add / remove fields.
As you are a system admin, it will initially show "My Defaults" and "System". (Be careful not to change the System ones unless you mean to do so :^)
Use "My Defaults" to initially select the fields. After you save your filter with a name, you will then see "Filter" as an option to change the columns.
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@Bill Sheboy I can't see a Columns dropdown, am I looking in the wrong place? I clicked Filters -> View all issues and see the following...
Where is the Columns dropdown?
Thanks
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On the right side, first switch from Detail to List view by selecting the icon with the down arrow next to it. Then the Columns option is available.
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Yes you can export the required coloumns choose columsn from the System and export as required
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thanks for your question. What Jira view do you use to export these issues?
If you go to Filters > View all issues and enter you search query there, you should be able to modify the columns under "my defaults" which is accessible in the export menu:
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@Kai Becker Thanks for the reply, but I'm not clear what you mean. If i go to Filters > View all issues, I get to the same place as if I click the Issues link in the left column. That's where I was when I took the screenshot.
Please can you clarify what you meant by "enter you search query there" as I'm not sure what you mean. I can use the controls to filter the results, but this only limits which issues are shown, it doesn't affect the columns.
Thanks again.
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@Avrohom Yisroel Silver I can confirm, that on my cloud site they are different. When using your way via the issues button you will get the new search experience:
When using my option I do get the old search experience with different entries in the export dropdown which you can see on my first post:
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@Kai Becker Whichever search experience you get, doesn't that only allow you to filter? I've not delved into JQL yet, but as far as I can see, it doesn't support column choosing.
Could be I've not found the docs for that yet, but all I saw was filtering.
Please could you clarify. Thanks again
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@Avrohom Yisroel Silver as mentioned in my first post, when using the link https://<your-site>.atlassian.net/issues/ the search field will be prefilled with JQL, but you should be able to use the button "Switch to basic" to get the dropdowns for filtering:
Using this view, you should be able to select "Export CSV (my defaults)" with your selection of columns:
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