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Quick Filter for Kanban Board to hide only sub-tasks with specific status

J.M.

I'm trying to create a filter that hides sub-task issue type in the status of "To Do" but every JQL I can come up with also is hiding all other issue types in "To Do." Whats the JQL trick I'm missing?

example:

(issuetype not in (Sub-task) and Status not in ("To Do"))

Accepted answers

Ignacio Pulgar

!(type = sub-task AND status = "To Do")

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

It's about logic, not trickery.

For an issue to appear with that query, it must be not a subtask AND not in to-do. The clauses combine to select all issue types when you are asking about the status. I suspect what you want is