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There are no issues found when Search is created

Evgen_6nn3gz

Hello,

Please say who can help us or explain why it’s so like the below described.
In “Issues and filters”” create “Search” like:

project = UAT AND status not in (done, Cancelled, Stopped) AND Sprint != 180 ORDER BY priority DESC

Result returns only 8 issues, but in Backlog we have more issues which don’t in sprint (must show more issues).

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Kurt Klinner

@Evgen

Hi Evgen,

how does the filter of the board / backlog that you are referring to look like?

Cheers

Kurt

Evgen_6nn3gz

@Kurt Klinner

Hi,
I don't understand where was wrong:

project = UAT AND status in (Agreement, "In Progress", "In Release", Reopened, Testing, "To Do", "Under Review") AND Sprint = 183

on request issues 27 tasks.
http://prntscr.com/nfnzi4

project = UAT AND status in (Agreement, "In Progress", "In Release", Reopened, Testing, "To Do", "Under Review")

85 tasks found on request (removed Sprint)
http://prntscr.com/nfo09k

project = UAT AND status in (Agreement, "In Progress", "In Release", Reopened, Testing, "To Do", "Under Review") AND Sprint != 183

that is, it is logical that the request should be:
85 - 27 = 58
but outputs 8, why?
http://prntscr.com/nfnzyw

Kurt Klinner

@Evgen

Not 100% sure but think that if issues do not have a sprint assigned at all

you will need to use

sprint IS EMPTY OR sprint NOT IN openSprints()

Evgen_6nn3gz

Thanks, this is it ))

Kurt Klinner

Glad to hear that

Cheers

Kurt

Kurt Klinner

@Evgen

would be great if you could mark that issue as answered, just in case someone might look for a similar answer

Cheers

Kurt

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