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Filter to see tickets assigned by someone else than me

Pierre Dethioux

Hi everyone,

I'm using Jira on a daily basis to solve problems that clients report to my team.

I usually choose my own tickets and assign them to myself but sometimes, other team's members assign tickets to me.

To have a quick view of those tickets, I'd like to add a filter showing me the tickets I've been assigned to by someone else than me. I tried different settings but I haven't been able to get the results I want so far.

Can anyone help me?

Thanks in advance.

Pierre

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Jack Brickey

There are some holes with this but might give it a try...

Assignee = currentuser() and NOT (assignee changed by currentuser())

one hole here is if the issue was assigned at the time of creation since the above is only finding issues where the assignee was updated post creation. It comes dow to how accurate you need to be and if filtering out the 'don't cares' manually post results is acceptable.

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Tom Lister_fo1j4e

Hi @Pierre Dethioux

This information is held in the issues change history and won't be available in filters. You can see the details in an issues History panel.

What platform and plugins are you using? If you have a tool like scriptrunner it is possible to get at the info and maybe show in a scripted field. Although it's probably a big overhead to search this history too often when displaying tickets.

Pierre Dethioux

Hi Tom,

Too bad, this would have make things easier for us. I know I can find the information in the history but this mean I have to click on the ticket then click on history on every ticket to see that. That's the thing I tried to avoid with a filter...

I'm using Jira on Microsoft edge via a URL linked to the company I work for.
Since you can filter by a lot of paramaters, I thought a "assigned by a team member != current user" would have been cool.

We'll have to continue to notify ourselves by teams or mail when we give a ticket to one another then.

Thank you for your answer anyway.

Yuliia_Borivets__SaaSJet_

Hi @Pierre Dethioux

What hosting type do you use? Have you tried filtering by reporter? Something like the query below:

Assignee = YourName AND reporter !=YourName

For cloud users, I can also suggest Issue History for Jira add-on (developed by my team) where you can easily filter past activities for the list of issues.

Jack Brickey

There are some holes with this but might give it a try...

Assignee = currentuser() and NOT (assignee changed by currentuser())

Pierre Dethioux

Thank you

Pierre Dethioux

Hi, that's a pretty good start, I'll take that!

Thank you!

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