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Filter Issue Scope

Bashar Haydar
November 6, 2019

Dears,

Am not able to create a filter on level of Insight Custom field.

My status is that i have active Account. each account contain a category. Category is an object under insight, i have sub object under category named Type.

what am facing that i have an edit form that contain

1. a drop down list of active Account (Scripted field used for calculation reason)

2. a custom field of type insight related to Type (under category of insight opbject)

what i need to do is to show the type based on selected account using "Filter Issue Scope (IQL)"

thank you.

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Nader Nassif
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November 20, 2019

Hi @Bashar Haydar 

You can use IQL with other custom fields by using placeholders.

For example, if the dropDown list is customfield_xxxxx then you can write an IQL like

object HAVING inR(Account = ${customfield_xxxxx})

observe that the IQL is case sensitive and that this is just a small example. You should alter the IQL to fit your schema setup.

Cheers!

Nader

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