I've created a new filter and set the JQL to:
status != "In Progress"
My goal is to hide everything except issues/sub-issues that are not "In Progress", but this filter doesn't change the results at all. Why doesn't this work?
It looks like when I change it to 'status = "In Progress"' it does what I want - it hides everything that is not in progress. But this is contrary to my understanding of filters. I thought they were supposed to _filter out_ matching results.
Agile board quick filters are designed to work that way. It shows only what matches the filter and hides everything else.
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Yup. The filters function like an electronic bandpass filter: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Band-pass_filter
JIRA could have chosen a more obvious term for this feature. Perhaps, something like:
Show only results that match:
"Filter" is MUCH shorter though. :-)
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That should work. Can you add a screenshot? Is this a quick filter on the agile boards? Or just a search in issue navigator?
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So, is the board showing results in "In Progress" even after the quick filter is selected?
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