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Quick filter: how to display issues from a different Project

Lacra Antonescu

I have a Kanban board in my Project, let's call it PRJ01. One of the developers (userxxx) is helping with work for a different Project, let's say PRJ02. The Kanban board is created in PRJ01 and for the quick filters I no need to specify project.

I want to show as a quick filter, the work assigned to my developer from PRJ02. So I used this quick filter:

project = PRJ02 AND assignee = userxxx

I tried also

project="PRJ02" AND assignee = userxxx

The result is empty so this quick filetr is not working as I would like.

I assume there should be a way to specify that PRJ02 is outside PRJ01 (they are at the same level not one within the other), but I don't see any way.

Appreciate any help!

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Thomas Schlegel

Hi @Lacra Antonescu ,

I think, your Kanban board is based only on Project01. That's why filtering on project02 results in an empty list. An issue can't belong to project01 and project 02.

If you want to see issues from project 1 and project 2, you have to change the main filter for your board in the board settings.

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Thomas Schlegel

Hi @Lacra Antonescu ,

I think, your Kanban board is based only on Project01. That's why filtering on project02 results in an empty list. An issue can't belong to project01 and project 02.

If you want to see issues from project 1 and project 2, you have to change the main filter for your board in the board settings.

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