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How do I select on project.projectTypeKey in Jira or Jira Cloud for Sheets?

I'm pulling data from our Jira cloud instance and would like to filter my results to software project types only (i.e., not 'business' or 'service_desk').

Using Jira Cloud for Sheets, the following returns an error:

=jira("updated>=2023-09-01 AND project.projectTypeKey='software'"
, "Summary,issuekey"
,0
,10)

Error: "Field 'projectTypeKey' does not exist or you do not have permission to view it."

(I get the same error in Jira proper when I use a JQL search.)

BUT, the following returns happily:

=jira("updated>=2023-09-01"
, "Summary,issuekey,project.projectTypeKey"
,0
,10)

So I know it's not a permissions issue. 

Can someone help me with the syntax for this?

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Alisa Zamaraeva
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Sep 26, 2023

Hi @Derek Boutang 

Try using this: 

projectType = software

It worked for me in a JQL search. Hope this helps!

Yes, that worked for me. Thanks!

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