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Any suggestions for the appropriate syntax to return null values in a field. I just don't want to review any of the results where they were already reviewed.
project = GC AND status in (Approval, "Functional Test", Grooming, "In Development", "In Progress", Open, "Ready for Dev", "Regression Test") AND "Sub-Issue Type" = Performance AND labels != Performance_Reviewed
Hi Marie and welcome to the Community!
To see null values, use the syntax of "is empty". For example, labels is empty or labels is not empty.
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project = GC AND status in (Approval, "Functional Test", Grooming, "In Development", "In Progress", Open, "Ready for Dev", "Regression Test") AND "Sub-Issue Type" = Performance AND (labels != Performance_Reviewed AND labels is EMPTY)
You need the last section in the brackets, then it should return all the items you're expecting
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