How do I list issues from multiple filters BY the filter?

[J Chong]

I have exception-based filters.  These filters are all put on the same dashboard.  However, I may have issues that appear under multiple filters.

How can I get a list of the exception issues and identify which filters are showing them? 

[J Chong]

More succinctly, if Filter1 delivers a list of issues, and Filter2 delivers a list of issues, I'd like the union of issues from Filter1 and Filter2 to show which filters each individual issue came from.  In that way, the I can see the why behind why each issue was found.

In my scenario, a dashboard houses multiple filters.  I have to evaluate each issue by filter function.  Some of these issues are flagged in multiple filters.  Thus, when I do an action on an issue based on a function, I find I may encounter that same issue again later on as I move from filter list to filter list.

[Andrea Carl]

If I'm understanding your question, you want a list of issues that belong to more than one filter, correct?

JQL syntax:  filter = "Filter name 1" AND filter = "Filter name 2"

[Andrea Carl]

You can not return the name of the filter in JQL since an issue can belong to many, many filters.

I'm still not quite following your scenario: "do an action on an issue based on a function"

However, maybe this will help. I would organize your filters so that your jql does not repeat.  

For example:

Let's say you have a dashboard that shows issues from a certain version.

• Create a "base" filter and name it ABC  (project = "proj name" and fixversion = "version name")

Then each additional filter can include those issues but you do not have to repeat the jql.

for example:

• filter = ABC and resolution is empty
• filter = ABC and status = "on hold"
• filter = ABC and assignee in (bob,sue, joe)

Now when you have to change the version name, you only have to change it in the ABC filter.

[J Chong]

My filters are data quality tests. 

• FILTER1 returns issues with blank COL1
• FILTER2 returns issues with blank COL2
• FILTER3 returns issues with missing owner
• ... and so forth

FILTER1 returns Issues 1, 2, 3

FILTER2 returns Issues 1, 4, 5

FILTER3 returns Issues 1, 5, 7, 201, 5043

So, in correcting all issues with a blank COL1, by going through FILTER1 results, I cannot see that Issue 1 has other problems as it resolves in FILTER2 and FILTER3.  It would have been nice to know the other problems were there while I was working specifically on Issue 1.

I'd like to generate a dashboard that lists my issues with quality problems by filter reason.