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Find all issues with no Epic

jake_wkw3cn

How can I search for all issues without an assigned Epic?

I have tried using `parentEpic`, `Epic Link` and `Epic Name` fields, but none show any results when searching for `is Empty` or `= Empty`

I have only been able to find issues with Epics by using the parentEpic field, like parentEpic = <XX-###>

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Ollie Guan

Hi @jake ,

You can't get the expected results with the following query？

"Epic Link" is EMPTY and issuetype != Epic

What is the difference between the data queried and expected?

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Ollie Guan

Hi @jake ,

You can't get the expected results with the following query？

"Epic Link" is EMPTY and issuetype != Epic

What is the difference between the data queried and expected?

jake_wkw3cn

This query finds no issues at all, unfortunately. The same result as previous queries we've tried where "Epic Link" is EMPTY

Ollie Guan

How about this one?

parent is null and issuetype != Epic and project = xxx

jake_wkw3cn

that worked!

`parent is null` captures them, and of course excluding Epics in that filter is important

thank you!

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