Hello,
I would need to exclude all tickets containing the text "UAT" from the search. So I need to find the opposite of the ~ sign. I searched this help but everything I tried didn't work.
Result 1: List of valid operators.
Result 2: Operator not supported by field "text"
Do you have any advice about this?
Thank you
Klara
Hi Klara and welcome to the community,
you could try to create a filter with "text ~ UAT", save it and then use it like "filter not in ("filtername")
as described here:
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community!
I'm afraid there's no direct way to do this. The ! operator is a negative search, which are hard to do, and incredibly resource intensive, so it can only be used to negate the more simple searches. With a negative search, you have to build a list of all the possible results and then subtract any you find that match the positive part of the search. It's not quick.
You could however set up a system that would enable something like your search.
Run a filter for simply "text ~ UAT". Use bulk-edit to add the label "UAT" to them all. Now you can run:
resolution = unresolved and (labels not in ("UAT") or labels is empty)
You will probably want to automate updates too - maybe run the search for UAT regularly, adding and removing the label if it has changed.
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Hello Nic, thank you for the suggestion. As I am not owner of the JIRA tickets, I cannot add labels to the tickets. Otherwise this will indeed be possbile a solution.
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welcome to the community!
If you're open to solutions from the Atlassian Marketplace, this would also work easily in the app that my team is working on, JXL for Jira.
JXL is a full-fledged table/spreadsheet view that allows viewing, inline-editing, sorting and filtering by all your issue fields. As text filtering in JXL uses a different technology than JQL, you can perform logical combinations of search terms, including NOT.
This is how this looks in action:
I'm showing only a small data set here but this works for any number of issues. Once you've narrowed down your set of issues, you can work on them directly in JXL, trigger various Jira operations, or export them for further processing.
Hope this helps,
Best,
Hannes
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