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Search Board in a project using JQL

Abhishek Sharma_mucg3w

I have Project = XYZ, this project has multiple boards B1, B2, B3, B4, B5...

I want to create a query that should Search all issues assigned to a specific user "USER1" in board B3.

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Jack Brickey

Hi @Abhishek Sharma ,

Boards are simply visual representations of a query. So if you want to show all issues for a current user in a board there are two ways to accomplish this, well actually probably several different ways.

The board itself should have a means of filtering on a given user already. If not you could create A quick filter.
You could take the boards filter and simply add the following to the filter in the advanced issues search - AND assignee = user1

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Jack Brickey

Hi @Abhishek Sharma ,

The board itself should have a means of filtering on a given user already. If not you could create A quick filter.
You could take the boards filter and simply add the following to the filter in the advanced issues search - AND assignee = user1

Sreenivasaraju P

Hi @Abhishek Sharma ,

Please go to your board setting and check the filter query. Copy the filter query and assignee parameter to the query

To this query add assignee = "mention your user name"

Abhishek Sharma_mucg3w

Great, thanks for help

Abhishek Sharma_mucg3w

Thanks for your help, I applied second option and worked for me.

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