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Trying to search vast amount of JIRAs by date to export, how do I use date formats for Date Ranges?

Susan Picard
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March 15, 2021

The max number of issues I can export is 1000.  We have moved to a different JIRA project but would like to export the old one into CSV or whatever's available as a knowledgebase resources.   I cannot find in the help anywhere explaining how to use date ranges in my search critieria so I can limit the number of issues in each export.  Can anyone provide any examples?  With our volume, the date cutoffs would be roughly every 6 months would have to be its own export.    Thanks for any help. 

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Jack Brickey
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March 15, 2021

Hi Susan, welcome to the Community. Before we dive into the issue of date ranges in JQL queries. Have you looked at adding this extension into excel - jira-cloud-for-excel-official . I use this to export all the time and it is not limited to 1000. 

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