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Can not find the correct syntax for avanced search... read bellow

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January 10, 2023

I hope you´re doing well

 

How can I do or which syntax to use in the following scenario

I want to filter for example all the sub-issues in status "a","b","c" for a time less than a month 

 

I understand I can not use "resolved by -30d because this only filter an specific status and I need few statuses.

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January 10, 2023

Welcome to the Atlassian Community!

"Resolved" is about the resolution date, nothing to do with status. 

You need "status changed to (a, b, c) after -30d"

I'm not sure from memory if you can use (a, b, c) like that, you might need to run three separately, joined with "or"s

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January 10, 2023

Thanks a lot Nic, I'll try with those ones.

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