I know that "!=" is the trigger for "not equal". However, in my instance, I want the JQL to reflect all tickets, except those that are populated with component A or B. So in essence. I want all tickets that are populated with any other component or tickets that do not have the component field populated to reflect.
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Yes, you need to account for empty fields. Not equal to does not include empty fields (the logic, though it sounds wrong to humans, is correct - empty fields don't have anything to compare, so you can't equate "not equal to" with them)
Try
component not in (A,B) or component is empty
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Try the following JQL:
component != "A" OR component != "B" OR component is EMPTY
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I think there's a spelling mistake in there? "and" should be "or"?
With and, that query will never return any issues, because an issue's component needs to be empty AND have a value of not A or B at the same time.
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Agree, and it was an OR and then I edited my answer ... it's been one of those kinds of days ugghh
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