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Compare values of fields on different issue types

Deleted user October 25, 2018

Is there a way in Jira to compare values of different issue types?

Here's an example:

I want to know for any project if we're in a certain project stage (represented by an issue type = stage) if there are any reports (represented by an issue type = report) that are outstanding and if so, I want to know which reports those are and on which project.

I think I'm joining two statements (I am not a developer, but rather a functional person looking for a solution)

  1.  issuetype in (stage) and summary ~"Stage 4" and resolution in (Unresolved)
  2.  issuetype in (report) and resolution in (Unresolved)

Then return a list of those unresolved reports.

Is this possible within Jira or with an add-on for Jira?

Thanks!!

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Henrique Bittencourt
Atlassian Team
Atlassian Team members are employees working across the company in a wide variety of roles.
November 7, 2018

Hi lececere!

Just to see if I understood it right.

You want to join (mix) all the issues that:

  • issuetype in (stage) and summary ~"Stage 4" and resolution in (Unresolved)
  • issuetype in (report) and resolution in (Unresolved)

An option is to save your searches as filters, (let's say that the filter's names are "stageand "report") then build a new search like this:

filter = "stage" OR filter = "report"

The above search will return all those issues within those conditions.

In addition, you can also save this search as a filter and use it to create a subscription.

Try it out and let us know how it goes!

Best Regards.

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