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I'd like to configure a quick filter to show all issues related to any of several different componen

I'd like to configure a quick filter to show all issues related to any of several different components. For instance the components are named like Web Application, Mobile Application, Development, Testing, etc. Can i write a JQL "OR-statement" that includes all components, is there any JQL query for this quick filter

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Ralf Fehling
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Oct 07, 2023

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Oct 07, 2023 • edited Oct 08, 2023

Hi @kusum kishore 

This should work:

component in ("Component 1", "Component 2", "Component 3")

^ It's the shortened version of OR.

Ste

Hi @Stephen Wright _Elabor8_ 

Thank you for your response,

When I entered (Component 1, Component 2, Component 3) its showing me an error

 

error in the JQL Query: Expecting operator but got '1'. The valid operators are '=', '!=', '<', '>', '<=', '>=', '~', '!~', 'IN', 'NOT IN', 'IS' and 'IS NOT'. (line 1, character 12) Cancel

I need this quick filter for Kanban board, where I want to create one quick filter for all 4 components

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Oct 08, 2023 • edited

You'd need to replace Component 1, etc with your actual Component names - that was just an example.

And if there's more than one word for a Component, you'd need quotation marks (" ") around the phrase - I've added these above as an example.

Ste

Ok , I will try one more time

Hi Stephen,

 

I have 5 different components Quick filter in kanban board, but I want, suppose, if I randomly click on 2 or 3 components at a same time it will show all the issues of selected components.

Stephen Wright _Elabor8_
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Oct 09, 2023

Hi @kusum kishore 

If you had a quick filter per component, clicking on 2-3 components will show issues that have all those components - they act as an "AND" when you select more than one.

They cannot currently function as an "OR" unfortunately, you'd need quick filters with each of the relevant combinations (as JQL) to function in this manner.

There is a suggestion for this feature though, check out JRACLOUD-69062 

Ste

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