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How to mention None in a condition?

venkatesh satish

I want to filter all my items whose Complexity value are not assigned (for those it has value None)

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Alex Koxaras -Relational-

Hi @venkatesh satish

Try Complexity is empty or Complexity = null

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Alex Koxaras -Relational-

Hi @venkatesh satish

Try Complexity is empty or Complexity = null

venkatesh satish

I tried both, but it is not showing items which has value "None".
I mean i get no result

Alex Koxaras -Relational-

@venkatesh satish can you explain more what do you mean by "mention None"?

venkatesh satish

We have field called Complexity, and it can have value like A, B, C n/a.
Say suppose if we dont maintain any value for this complexity field then system would take automatic value called "None"

Alex Koxaras -Relational-

@venkatesh satish hold on..

So what are the values of the Complexity field? In your case the values should be:

A
B
C
None (or N/A, or something else)

Keep in mind that Jira shows a "None" value on certain CF types to indicate that the user hasn't selected any value. This value is "None". To find these value, the above JQL I mentioned would do the trick. If you however have create a value "None" on that field then the JQL should be Complexity = None

raj-kumar2

Hi Venkatesh,

This is straight, Complexity is empty or Complexity = null should filter the issues.

Regards,

Raj

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