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Custom Field in JQL in Cloud Version

Stefan Reijgwart_b0eyue

Hi,

I created a custom field "Theme" and added this to the Epic screen.

So this way I can type the Theme where the Epic is related to.

Now I want to create in Confluence an overview of all the Epic's related to that Theme. Meaning a list of epics that have the same value in the Theme field.

I am working in a Cloud environment

Please help

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Dave Bosman _Inetum_

Hi @Stefan Reijgwart

You can solve this with the macro "JIRA Issue/Filter"

Regards

Dave

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Dave Bosman _Inetum_

Hi @Stefan Reijgwart

You can solve this with the macro "JIRA Issue/Filter"

Regards

Dave

Stefan Reijgwart_b0eyue

Hi, Yes I know but a basis JQL like "Theme" = "Performance" where Theme is the custom field and performance is content of the theme field within a epic does not work.

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Dave Bosman _Inetum_

Hi @Stefan Reijgwart

Try creating your filter in JIRA and copy/paste it if it works.

if it is a text field your query should be "Theme" ~ performance
if it is a dropdown it should be "Theme" = performance

If the query works in JIRA and not in Confluence, you need to check if both applications are linked together correctly

Stefan Reijgwart_b0eyue

Hero!

~ does the job! but makes me also reconsider if I should use dropdown as Theme's won't change that much and it will rule out typo's