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Сan I use the column names from the Kanban board in filters?

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Oct 26, 2023

Tell me, can I use the column names from the Kanban board in filters?

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Oct 26, 2023

Hi @Николай and welcome.  This is not possible OOB but you can simply use the status values that you have mapped to the columns.  For instance, if you have "New" and "To Do" mapped to your To Do column, use the following JQL:

 

status in ("To Do",New)

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