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Subtract results from one filter from another filter

Jannik Ackermand
Jannik Ackermand Mar 21, 2019

Hi! 

I have two filters and would like so subtract the results from the first one from the other one to create a third filter. So Filter 1 - Filter 2 = Filter 3. It will only let me use AND or OR when working with the filters. Does anyone know if what I am looking for is possible? 

 

Any help would be much appreciated! 

 

Jannik

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Mar 21, 2019

@Jannik Ackermand , hi!

 

You could use filter != 27501. Place id of filter2 instead a number.

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Jannik Ackermand
Jannik Ackermand Mar 21, 2019

Thanks Vasiliy, that solved the problem!

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Yadagiri Gajjela
Yadagiri Gajjela Dec 26, 2020

Where can we find the ID of a filter? I have similar problem to solve..

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Anders Dyhrberg
Anders Dyhrberg Mar 23, 2021

The easiest I have found, is when you open the specific filter, then just look in the URL. There you will see something like this:

   https://<domainname>/issues/?filter=35604

That number is your filter id.

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