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You can search for specific issues by their grid values with Jira advanced search. Table Grid Next Generation is configured to index grid columns by default starting from 1.3.0 version.
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Syntax
Use in grids as a JQL function to search by the grid's content. Check Check the syntax below.
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All search values are case sensitive. So, if you have a grid named Grid1 with a column named Column 1, the query and column name in your search query should look like this:
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issue |
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grids("<grid |
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custom |
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field |
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name>", |
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name> |
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<operator> |
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<search |
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value>") |
Search by 2 parameters:
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issue in grids("<grid custom field name>", "<column name> <operator> <search value>","<column name> <operator> <search value>") |
Search by 2 grids:
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issue in grids("<grid custom field name>", "<column name> <operator> <search value>") and issue in grid("<grid custom field name>", "<column name> <operator> <search value>") |
Restricted words and characters
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If you want to use these characters in your search queries, you need to:
surround them with quote-marks (you can use either single quote-marks (
') or double quote-marks (")). For example:Code Block issue in grids(“Grid quotes”, version = "[example]")
if you are searching a text and the character is on the list of reserved characters for text searches, surround them with two backslashes( \\ ). For example:
Code Block issue in grids(“Grid quotes”, ”Summary = \\[Jul 10]\\ - Invoice pending review”)
You can't search for many special characters in text fields using this method.
Reference
Below you find a detailed description of the operators that are used for advanced searching within the grid's content. Each column type supports a set of the operators detailed in the table below.
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String, Textarea |
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Integer, Number |
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Date, Time, DateTime |
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Single Select List, Multi Select List |
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Checkbox |
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Examples
Search issues by empty grids
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issue in grids("Checklist", "Summary~Onboarding") |
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Find all issues which have grid Shopping order with the column What sandwich that includes text Chicken
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issue in grids("Shopping order", "What sandwich=Chicken") |
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Find all issues which have grid Testing with the column Summary that equals test and task;
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grids("Testing", |
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"Summary=test", |
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"Summary=task", |
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"status='open'") |
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issue |
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grid("Grid2", |
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"Summary=task") |
Find all issues which have grid Checklist with the checked checkboxes(column name is Done; checked checkbox equals true)
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issue in grids("Checklist", "Done=true") |
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Find all issues with the Checklist grid which have checkbox column and values are unchecked.
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issue in grids("Checklist", "Done=false") |
Find all issues which have grid Shopping order with the Price greater than 10
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issue in grids("Shopping order", "Price>10") |
Find all issues with Team Workload grid which includes Sales team data. The query helps to find all the workload for a specific team.
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issue in grids("Team Workload", "Team=Sales") |
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Find all issues
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that have a TGE Field grid with the currently assigned user picked in the Assignee column.
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issue in grids("TGE Field", "Assignee=currentUser()") |
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