How do I create a filter to view all Projects starting in next 30 days?

[Ranjana Jain]

I want to create a filter that displays some basic details like Project name, Strat Date etc and lets me sort them by start date as well as create a filter of all projects starting in netx 30 days. 

However, the Issues filter gives all issues which I dont want to see. Or unless I can group the Issues by Project which works too!

Is there a GroupBy option in JQL?

[Nic Brough _Adaptavist_]

No.  If you're thinking of the issue navigator (the grid of issues that shows you what comes back from a search), then you can't do the fields you want - that result view is a list of issues with any issue fields you choose to display.  It has no function for displaying non-issue data like project name or start date.

JQL finds issues, that's all it does.

It has nothing to say about how you display the resulting list.  If you want a "group by", you'll need to find or write something that does it.  A simple example is the gadget "issue statistics" - given a list of X issue from JQL, it can group them into simple counts by choosing a field to group by.

[Kagithala Babu Anvesh]

for projects we can't set a start date in Jira.

we only able to set a "Start Date" to a issue or Task.

 JQL we only get all the tasks (issues) which have start date.

you may need to manually group after exporting .