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Customize Filter by Project Number

Nirmit_0018 March 22, 2022

Hi,

Our team uses Jira and is heavily dependent on projects and task distribution. So to make their job smoother, I've been given a quick task to come up with way to search all issues based by Project Number (circled in Red in screenshot, other details blurred). So for example, I want to see all issues with Project Number: 11005 regardless of who the assignee or the owner is. 

jira_test.png

How should I approach this problem using custom filter? Because "Project Number" = 11005 is not a valid search option. Are there any external ways like writing a Python scripts that pulls all issues from Jira based on the Project Number? 

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Rafael Costa
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March 22, 2022

Try send more data to the JQL, like project name/key

project=MYPROJECT and "project number" = 11005

 But if is a text field, you can't use aritmetics operators to find it, you should be use "~"

"project number" ~ "11005" 

 

Nirmit_0018 March 22, 2022

Thank you, that works!

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Jack Brickey
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March 22, 2022

is Project Number a custom text field or number field  or what?

can you try...

"project number" = "11005"

if not, when you type "project number" = what if any auto-complete is offered?

Nirmit_0018 March 22, 2022

Yes, I tried "Project Number" = 11005, "project number" = 11005, Project Number = "11005" and many other combinations. But I think Project number is not a predefined keyword in Jira like "project"

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