A have a filter A which delivers a result of 33 issues. Filter B filters the same data basis but delivers 29 issues. How do I need to combine these two filters so that I can show the difference. In that case which 4 more issues are found in filter A?
Hi Markus,
In Jira JQL you can refer to a filter like: filter = "filter A"
Therefore you could do something like: filter = "filter A" and filter != "filter B"
I think this will give you the difference. Let me know if this works for you.
Hi Charlie, thx for the quick answer. I tried it out and it worked! Great thing!
I'm glad I could help and that the solution is working because I did not have the time to try it out myself :-)
Please accept my answer to mark this question as answered to help out other users with the same question in the future.
@Charlie Misonne ,
Suppose if I have two filters created as filter 1 with x, y,z fields and filter 2 with x,a,b,c fields. Then is there any jql query to combine filter 1 and 2 which provides us single output of all the fields present in both the filters.
Thanks in advance.. It would be of great help if could guide me here.
Thanks,
Himaja.
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