This question is in reference to Atlassian Documentation: Flagging an Issue
If you're looking for something that's not flagged at all, just negating it won't do the trick. You will want to check for Flagged being 'empty':
Flagged is EMPTY
To search for issues NOT flagged, you can simply negate the advanced search query, i.e. use either an explicit negation NOT
not (Flagged = Impediment)
or the shorthand notation for inequality
Flagged != Impediment
or, to be more future proof if more flag values get introduced, use NOT IN
Flagged not in (Impediment)
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For me, all these 3 variant gave an empty result.
This one has helped me (as in the other answer from Mike Drum):
Flagged is EMPTY
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This did not work for me: Flagged is EMPTY
It will still display FLAGGED issues.
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