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I want to filter the backlog so that I can only see issues from Epics that have been started?

Stefan Meier_iyjvda

Or Alternatively: how can I exclude issues from epics that are still “to do” and not yet “doing”?

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Jack Brickey

Option 1 - Define a Quick filter for this under Board settings > quick filters

Option 2 - define the overall board filter to exclude to do epics

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Jack Brickey

Option 1 - Define a Quick filter for this under Board settings > quick filters

Option 2 - define the overall board filter to exclude to do epics

Stefan Meier_iyjvda

So how can I evaluate epic link statuses with JQL?

Jack Brickey

@Stefan Meier, i think I need to reset here. In looking at your question again I’m not sure what you are wanting to see in the backlog. The backlog should only show issues that have not started. The exception is if you move something into a sprint and do not complete it during the sprint.

your title question speaks to “epics that have not started” but maybe I’m reading this wrong.

Stefan Meier_iyjvda

i dont want to see issues from Epics that haven’t started. How can I do this?

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