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Formula to filter for issue types and not a group of labels

Laura Merino Diez

I am trying to filter for a certain number of issue types which do not have certain labels and are not in status Closed or Delivered. This is my formula:

issuetype in ("Marketing localization", Task, Requests, Sub-task) and labels not in (L10N_CS, "L10N_CS_L&D", L10N_CS_Community, product_UI_request) and status not in (Delivered, Closed)

It is not worked as intended. I thought it was bc I was not included empty labels so I queried for:

issuetype in ("Marketing localization", Task, Requests, Sub-task) and labels is EMPTY or labels not in (L10N_CS, "L10N_CS_L&D", L10N_CS_Community, product_UI_request) and status not in (Delivered, Closed)

But then I get a bunch of tickets in Closed status.

What am I missing?

Accepted answers

Kseniia Trushnikova

Hi @Laura Merino Diez,

Add brackets to labels like this:

issuetype in ("Marketing localization", Task, Requests, Sub-task) and (labels is EMPTY or labels not in (L10N_CS, "L10N_CS_L&D", L10N_CS_Community, product_UI_request)) and status not in (Delivered, Closed)

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Kseniia Trushnikova

Hi @Laura Merino Diez,

Add brackets to labels like this:

Laura Merino Diez

Thanks a million, @Kseniia Trushnikova ! It worked!

Jehan Bhathena

@Laura Merino Diez, Great to know the solution @Kseniia Trushnikova provided worked for you.

Please can you mark this answer as Accepted? It will help identify this as the valid answer while filtering.

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