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I have a list of issues I want to look up (AB-01, AB-02, AB-03, etc). How do I search all together?

Giulyanna Loureiro

I have a list of issues I want to look up (AB-01, AB-02, AB-03, etc). How do I write the JQL so I can add my full list in the Advanced Search view?

E.g. I tried and it didn't work

project = AB AND issuekey in ( "AB-01, AB-02, AB-03,AB-04,AB-05,AB-06")

I just want to see this specific list in the Advanced Search view so I can export the status, assignee and other fields afterwards.

Accepted answers

John Funk

Hi Giulyanna - Welcome to the Atlassian Community!

Just use key instead of issueke - and no quotes in this case.

project = AB AND key in ( AB-01, AB-02, AB-03, AB-04, AB-05, AB-06)

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John Funk

Hi Giulyanna - Welcome to the Atlassian Community!

Just use key instead of issueke - and no quotes in this case.

project = AB AND key in ( AB-01, AB-02, AB-03, AB-04, AB-05, AB-06)

Giulyanna Loureiro

Thanks a lot, Mr Funk, it worked!

However it changed the order I added them in so it takes me a while to sort. Any ideas on how to make it stick to the order I have in my brackets?

John Funk

project = AB AND key in ( AB-01, AB-02, AB-03, AB-04, AB-05, AB-06) ORDER by key

Giulyanna Loureiro

Apologies. Actually, my example should have been ( AB-04, AB-02, AB-01, AB-05, AB-03, AB-06) , it's in not in an order that I could use existing filter options but I would like to keep this order to use in my report.

Thank you!!

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