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Johny rao
Johny rao December 13, 2012

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December 13, 2012

When you say multiple JIRA I assume you mean multiple JIRA projects. Accessing multiple projects via a classic (chart) board is not possible, this was one of the main reasons Rapid Boards were added.

You can do what you ask using a Rapid Board in v 5.8.7: https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/GH058/Using+the+Rapid+Board

The JQL behind the filter can be used to reference multiple projects, e.g. 

Project in (PRJ1, PRJ2, PRJ3)

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