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Confluence 'Table Filter' does not list all the unique values in a column

Hi,

I am using Confluence Cloud and Jira Cloud. I am fetching data from Jira to confluence using a JQL inside a 'Table Filter'. My JQL has 1500 results.

The issue is, the filter drop down does not show ALL values from the Assignee column. Drop down only shows those unique values that are currently displayed in the confluence page, which is decided by 'Maximum Issues' count.

Suppose, if I set the 'Maximum Issues' count to 100, and those 100 records does not have an Assignee, (say John), then John will not even show in the dropdown list of values, even when the embedded JQL has John as Assignee in records 101 and beyond.

Note: Setting the field 'Maximum Issues' leads to performance issues during page load.

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Mar 17, 2023

Hi @Keshav ,

The Table Filter macro works with the data coming from the Jira Issues macro to Confluence.

So, this behavior is expected and correct: you show 10 issues and the Table Filter macro works with the 10-row table; you show 1000 issues, then the Table Filter macro works with the 1000-row table. 

May be the Jira Charts and its two-dimensional chart will be of any use to you? You'll be able to aggregate all the assignees from the Jira project.

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