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Jira Filter Updated Last 30 Days. At the top of the active sprints board is a drop down called quick filters, within there you will find a tick box called recently updated. I believe i am missing something in your request; If you want the issues that were not updated in the last six days, the jql clause should be. The filter that @warren and i described will remove issues completed more than 30 days. I need to build a filter to see all issues over the last 30 days that weren't resolved in the defined time to solve them. The same applies for the. You can also manage subscriptions and copy the filter. You can update the name, description, permissions (viewers and editors), and change ownership of any filter you’ve created. I can cross reference the fields and filters to find out which fields are not used by any filters, but the filters that do reference some of. When constructing your jql query, it’s important to tell jira where it should search for issues by including or excluding specific projects or boards.

I believe i am missing something in your request; I need to build a filter to see all issues over the last 30 days that weren't resolved in the defined time to solve them. The same applies for the. You can also manage subscriptions and copy the filter. If you want the issues that were not updated in the last six days, the jql clause should be. When constructing your jql query, it’s important to tell jira where it should search for issues by including or excluding specific projects or boards. I can cross reference the fields and filters to find out which fields are not used by any filters, but the filters that do reference some of. The filter that @warren and i described will remove issues completed more than 30 days. At the top of the active sprints board is a drop down called quick filters, within there you will find a tick box called recently updated. You can update the name, description, permissions (viewers and editors), and change ownership of any filter you’ve created.

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Jira Filter Updated Last 30 Days I believe i am missing something in your request; You can update the name, description, permissions (viewers and editors), and change ownership of any filter you’ve created. At the top of the active sprints board is a drop down called quick filters, within there you will find a tick box called recently updated. I need to build a filter to see all issues over the last 30 days that weren't resolved in the defined time to solve them. I can cross reference the fields and filters to find out which fields are not used by any filters, but the filters that do reference some of. When constructing your jql query, it’s important to tell jira where it should search for issues by including or excluding specific projects or boards. You can also manage subscriptions and copy the filter. The filter that @warren and i described will remove issues completed more than 30 days. The same applies for the. If you want the issues that were not updated in the last six days, the jql clause should be. I believe i am missing something in your request;