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Using Quick Filters in Active Sprint board

Devi Vaishnavie

When I am trying to view only Bugs and Stories, it shows no issues available. Though I've multiple stories and bugs available in Active sprint.

I think JIRA is trying to do "Stories AND Bugs" instead of "Stories OR Bugs". Can someone advice me more on this?

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Jack Brickey

Hi @Devi Vaishnavie , assuming you are using CMP project here. Can you have a look at the JQL under Board settings/quick filters?

Trudy P Claspill

Hello @Devi Vaishnavie

If you activate multiple Quick filters that uses the AND operator to combine the filters. Only issues that match all the criteria in both filters will be displayed.

If you have one Quick filter for displaying bugs

type = Bug

...and one Quick filter for displaying stories

type = Story

...and you activate both at once then the effect is this

type = Bug AND type = Story

Since an issue can have only one type, no issues can satisfy that filter condition.

If you want to display both Bugs and Stories on your board using a Quick Filter, you need a separate Quick Filter that uses this

type in (Bug, Story)

Devi Vaishnavie

Yes, its CMP

Devi Vaishnavie

When no issue type could be of both "BUG" and "STORY", why do we need to have the filter should work as BUG AND STORY, is my question!!

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Because the point of a quick filter is to hide stuff you don't want to see, so that you can drill down into a board. It would make no sense to have "or" with quick filters, it would stop you being able to drill down.

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