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Creating JIRA issues macro with the word of filtering a table automatically.

Shunta Tamura
July 1, 2020

It's a pretty complicated desire, I'm considering about the below-mentioned function.

【What I know】
Is there any user macro or something to implement the function?

【Premise】
・The page has a table with filtering macro.

Project Name   | Type  |  Status
---------------------------------------
XXX                  | Task     | Open
YYY                  | Project | In progress
ZZZ                  | Task     | Resolved
:
:

【The Process, for example. . . 】
1) Filtering the table on "Type" column with the word:"Task".
2) On changing the filter value of the table to "Task", at the same page, I want to create Jira issues macro table with the query: " type = "Task" ", I mean with the word which I choose on 1), automatically.


 

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Katerina Rudkovskaya _Stiltsoft_
Atlassian Partner
July 2, 2020

Hi Shunta,

You can try the Table Filter macro of the Table Filter and Charts for Confluence app in this case.

But you need to rename column 'Type' of the manually created table to 'T' (as in Jira Issue) and use visual icons of Jira Issue types (copy them from the Jira Issue table) instead of text in this column.

Then wrap both tables (manually created and Jira Issue generated) with our Table Filter and set needed Visual Filter.

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Best regards,
Katerina
StiltSoft

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