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Based on the reporter, how can I find the number of issues they have for each filter?

joyce_tang
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May 4, 2020

I have 20 unique filters using jql to check for errors within jira epics/stories/tasks/subtasks (i.e. Filter 1: empty Due Date, Filter 2: empty Label, etc.).  I'm wish to create a dashboard in Confluence that will show the number of issues per filter given the reporter (i.e. show for Reporter Bob, he has 5 issues in Filter 1, 3 issues in Filter 2, 0 issues in Filter 3, etc.). Does anyone know how to do this using a single JQL filter? I don't want to insert 20 filters into the dashboard.   

As well, I'd like to display the total number of issues for each filter (regardless of the assignee) in the Confluence dashboard.

Any help would be appreciated!

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