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Remove Stories from my Jira Sprint Board

S Bahra

I would like to show swimlanes on my Jira Sprint Board to by filtered by Assignee. When I do this, I see Stories as well as Sub-Tasks. I would like to only see Sub-Tasks from the Board view but obviously see everything on the Backlog view. Can this be done?!?

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Krisztian Kovacs_rapuo3

Hi @S Bahra,

it's a bit of work but you can have custom swimlanes based on your defined JQLs.

So you just produce a JQL that says assignee = whoever and issuetype != subtask (this is not the exact JQL, just my idea).

You'll have to do this for each user.

I hope this helps.

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Krisztian Kovacs_rapuo3

Hi @S Bahra,

it's a bit of work but you can have custom swimlanes based on your defined JQLs.

So you just produce a JQL that says assignee = whoever and issuetype != subtask (this is not the exact JQL, just my idea).

You'll have to do this for each user.

I hope this helps.

S Bahra

Cool. Just tried it and it works!! Legend!!!

Krisztian Kovacs_rapuo3

Yay. I'm glad it worked out.

My favourite thing about the swimlanes is that they won't show up unless there is an issue in them. So if I create a swimlane for high priority issues, it won't obstruct the view at the top unless there is a high priority issue that needs my attention.

Also an important thing to have in mind is that an issue can't be in 2 swimlanes. That means if one issue shows up in high priority but it's also assigned to Joe, it won't show up in Joe's swimlanes that's below the high priority swimlane.

Anyways, enjoy your swimlanes!

S Bahra

I saw after that the Everything Else catches anything that does not go in your above filters. I have got it so I just have my stories in here and renamed the row as Stories.