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Jira filter with dynamic labels

sowrag
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January 31, 2026

We have multiple folks from different teams and Jira projects with different Sprint boards coming together and working toward a goal. Hence, I created a Kanban Board to fetch all the Jiras with a particular label. But we would like to get Jiras from active sprints. If I create a common label to avoid updating the Kanban board every time, then it will list all the old tickets. If I remove the label, we cannot see reports like how many story points were scored in the last sprint, etc. If I create a new label every time, I have to update the Kanban query. So is there any way I can have a dynamic query where my labels will be:

my-cossteam-jira-weekA, my-cossteam-jira-weekB, my-cossteam-jira-weekC

and every time it will list Jiras from the latest filter (example: my-cossteam-jira-weekC), but I can still filter old labels too without updating the Jira Filter every time?

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Walter Buggenhout
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January 31, 2026

Hi @sowrag and welcome to the Community!

Not sure why you would use labels to identify work related to sprints. JQL supports a couple of functions that let you search for sprints dynamically:

items in active sprint(s)

sprint in openSprints()

items in future sprints

sprint in futureSprints()

items in completed sprints

sprint in closedSprints()

Obviously, you can combine those functions with other criteria in JQL, e.g. to limit the selection to the spaces your team(s) work in and so on.

Hope this helps!

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