project = MKTG AND issuetype in (standardIssueTypes(), Sub-task) AND status in (Backlog, Blocked, "In Review/Approval", "Ready to Work On", "Working On") AND assignee in (5caf6bd4bf88896202a44f42) AND "Epic Link" != MKTG-8175 * In the filter above, "Epic Link" != MKTG-8175 does hide that epic, but all assignee sub-tasks are hidden as well. The hidden sub-tasks have no connection to MKTG-8175. How can I revise to hide just MKTG-8175 without affecting assignee sub-tasks?

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Hide Specific Epic from Filter

Jeff Ross_p7echa

project = MKTG AND issuetype in (standardIssueTypes(), Sub-task) AND status in (Backlog, Blocked, "In Review/Approval", "Ready to Work On", "Working On") AND assignee in (5caf6bd4bf88896202a44f42) AND "Epic Link" != MKTG-8175

In the filter above, "Epic Link" != MKTG-8175 does hide that epic, but all assignee sub-tasks are hidden as well. The hidden sub-tasks have no connection to MKTG-8175. How can I revise to hide just MKTG-8175 without affecting assignee sub-tasks?

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Sub-tasks don't have an epic link, so when you ask "show me stuff with epic link of (not) X", it has nothing to compare your X with, so it has to deselect them

Try changing the last clause, such that

... AND ("Epic Link" != MKTG-8175 or "Epic Link" is empty)

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Sub-tasks don't have an epic link, so when you ask "show me stuff with epic link of (not) X", it has nothing to compare your X with, so it has to deselect them

Try changing the last clause, such that

... AND ("Epic Link" != MKTG-8175 or "Epic Link" is empty)

Jeff Ross_p7echa

Thank you so much for the quick and accurate reply, Nic! That solved my problem.

Final question - if I were to include another Epic to be hidden (MKTG-6242), can it be added to that clause or does each epic require its own clause?

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

I have not tried this with Epic Link specifically, but that type of field usually means that this should work:

... AND ("Epic Link" not in (MKTG-8175, MKTG-6243) or "Epic Link" is empty)

If that does work, then you can keep adding to the list if you need to, at least until you reach the character limit for a query.

Jeff Ross_p7echa

Yes sir, that worked perfectly. Again, thank you for sharing your expertise.

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