Query for open Stories and Tasks within open Epics

[Deleted user]

I want to be able to query for open Stories and Tasks within open Epics. What JQL can I use for this query? When I pull in "Status", it seems to be the status of the Story or Task, not not for the Epic. I need to be able to distinguish between the two status'.

[Guilhem Dupuy]

Hello,

You can try the following JQL :

issuetype IN (Story, Task) AND "Epic Status" != Done

Let me know if it helped,

Guilhem

[Rahul_RVS]

Hi @[deleted] 

As an alternative you may want to try out our add-on to manage multiple Epics and their hierarchy on a single page.

Agile Tools - Epic Tree and Time in Status 

Manage and visualize your Epics with rolled up estimate progress reports.

Key features:

• Epic Sum
• Configure progress % calculation on either "remaining estimate" or "original estimates"
• Epic Tree directly on Issue Screen
• Display and manage Epics/Issues of your project
• Edit Issue summary, time estimates, story points and assignee on the tree with real time updates in the progress
• Rolled up percentage completion and at issue level as well
• JQL support for Epic Hierarchy screen
• Time in Status report using JQL
• Issue Tracker to view complete transitions on your issue screen
  • Status Transition : View all the status changes in a single tab along with average time and count in each status. Switch between graphical and tabular view to make more out of the data.
  • Assignee Transition : View all the assignees for the issue along with the time for which the issue was with each assignee. Switch between graphical and tabular view to make more out of the data.

[Bill Sheboy]

Hi @[deleted]  -- Welcome to the Atlassian Community!

I do not believe you can do that with out of the box Jira, as JQL is not a full SQL language.  You would need a scripting add-on from the marketplace.

As a work-around, you could export the project issues to a spreadsheet, or use the Excel or Google Sheets addons for Jira, and perform the join manually between the open issues and their open epics.

Best regards,

Bill