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Hi Community,
we have a customer who is looking for an opportunity to filter for an 'AND' clause and not 'OR' when filtering for issues within Advanced Roadmaps.
Did anyone face the same issue and has some hints?
Thank you in advance!
You just go to filters and multi select the labels you want to filter on, that works as an "AND" clause.
TBH I unsure how I would go about doing an "OR" clause in AR....🤔
that actually works as a logical OR
You can see this when switching your query to JQL as well.
In your example it will show "labels in (AssetManagement, Capability) which is the same as "AND (labels = AssetManagement OR labels = Capability)
a logical AND would be:
"AND (labels = AssetManagement AND labels = Capability)" which will show items both labels.
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True! @Gertjan van der Werken
In which case @Juliya Kaplun-Eschenbach the only way (I can think of) to achieve the AND style (i.e. only show me issues with both of these labels) would be to build the filter and create a plan from it....so a different plan (which might not be ideal)...but I don't think it can be done directly in a plan,
Another way would be to do a bulk edit on the issues with both labels and give them a new singular label to represent both, that way it could be done with a single label filter. If this was required ongoingly, you could even look to automate adding that label when the other two were present.
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Thank you both, we would most likely go with the suggested solution of creating respective filter when creating a plan.
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