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Valerie
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July 5, 2022

I'm using the field "team" to identify my tickets to be in my board.

Tickets can have an Epic link which are not created for my team .

By doing the query in the filter:

project = CBWAVE4 AND team = 799 and issuetype != Sub-task

I cannot see tickets linked to Epics outside my team in my Kanban board.

How to see all tickets for my team including the ones link to an Epic outside my team?

As an Epic is not dependant of a team!

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Walter Buggenhout
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July 5, 2022

Hi @davainga and welcome to the Community!

Your question does not clearly say what epics you want to pull into your board. That will be important in your search, but you can definitely expand your search with something like this:

(project = CBWAVE4 AND team = 799 and issuetype != Sub-task) OR issuetype = EPIC

The above Epic will pull in Epics from your entire Jira instance, regardless of anything else. If you want to restrict epics to certain projects, that is possible too. Note that I added brackets () to separate the first part of the query from the Epics selection. That is important, as the sequence of ... AND ... AND ... will limit the issues returned to only those having your team on them.

Hope this helps!

Valerie
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July 5, 2022

Hello

Thank you, it is working now!

(project = CBWAVE4 and issuetype != Sub-task and Team = 799) OR (issuetype = epic and project = CBWAVE4)

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