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[Select List (multiple choices)] selection value from a dropdown list

adnanluwalira
adnanluwalira Jun 14, 2022

How do i correctly select a value using [Select List (multiple choices)]?

 

I have a field let's call it products, this field contains product names in a drop down list. Each product name is unique and they are called product one, product two, product three etc, how can I select for example product five from the list using JQL? 

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Rilwan Ahmed
Rilwan Ahmed Community Leader Jun 14, 2022 • edited

Hi @adnanluwalira ,

Welcome to the community !

If you trying to get list of tickets which are raised for product five, then use below JQL in your search.
products = "Product five"

If you want to list multiple products, then use
products in ("product one", "product two")

Let me know if you are looking for something else.

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John Funk
John Funk Community Leader Jun 14, 2022

Hi @adnanluwalira  - Welcome to the Atlassian Community!

I am not quite following your question. Can you give an exact use case that you are wanting to solve? 

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