hi @JayJuan Jones , you cannot compare Fields with OOTB JQL. One possible solution would be to leverage automation. Automation does provide the ability to compare fields. To that end, you could construct a rule that you could run manually. This rule could check for conditions where the reporter matches your custom field and if found then an action could add a label. Following this manual action you could use JQL to find issues that did not include that label. This is just one possible idea that you could look into.
that's a good idea, do you have any examples? When I go to automation and look for my customfield, it is not giving me an option to select my customfield. Am I looking in the correct area?
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that almost worked, but the reporter is being returned like this:
qm:f64841d3-9dd9-4d47-b4c9-4aa723459311:63ad5fd8-7597-4181-89c6-ead7c07dbd10
instead of the actual name, any more ideas?
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