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Is there a way to query against several future sprints we have setup in the backlog?

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I assume the Sprint ID is not generated until the sprint is started. I was hoping there was still a way to report against these discrete (inactive) sprints to pull in bulk content without using the generic "Futuresprints" syntax that would pull them all in at once.

Anyone out there know a way it would be greatly appreciated!!

Steve Josue'

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Bill Sheboy

Hi @[deleted]

Have you tried something like this, then find the ID, and proceed from there:

project = myProject AND sprint in futureSprints() ORDER BY sprint, key

Best regards,

Bill

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Bill Sheboy

Hi @[deleted]

Have you tried something like this, then find the ID, and proceed from there:

project = myProject AND sprint in futureSprints() ORDER BY sprint, key

Best regards,

Bill

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Thanks @Bill Sheboy Bill, This does gets us the sprint number !

This was very helpful , thank you!

Steve

Bill Sheboy

Awesome! I am glad that it helped you.

__Bill

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