I have issues with JQL for a custom field of the number type. I want to search for issues containing this field and the search should only return issues with a specific number.
For example I want all issues with a value equal to and greater than 280,040. I tried the following JQL:
"Number field" >= "280,040"
This does not return any issues although I know that there are several issues containing 280,040 and greater numbers for this particular field.
I also tried the even more simple:
"Number field" = "280,040"
I know that there are several issues with the value 280,040 but the search return no issues.
I tried '280,040' but doesn't return any issues either.
I've probably missed something obvious but I can't figure out what.
BTW, the custom field searcher for this custom field is Number Search.
Language is Swedish and therefore "," is used instead of ".".
Check this similar question, which describes the problem:
There's a feature request for solving this problem:
So because we initially used Jira Cloud in English and started using Jira Cloud in Swedish we can't search for numbers?
This seems more like a bug than a new feature to me. If Atlassian provides the same service in several languages, it should work regardless of language.
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I think the issue can be fixed by changing your UI display language to English from your user profile > preferences.
Anyway, I agree it is a bug, and have already voted for it to be fixed.
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Can i know the JQL to pull of which project that has the highest number of tickets?
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Use custom field ID to get the result
cf[CustomFieldID] = 1234
for more Details check this https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/advanced-search-reference-jql-fields/
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Hello,
could you try "Number field" >= 280040
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Hi, thanks for responding. I tried it and no results are returned.
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