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I’d like that too. I’m weary of doing multiple blocks of:
Condition 1
And
Contains “dog”
OR
Condition 2
And
Contains “cat”
Or
Condition 3
And
Contains “bird”
I hope someone has an idea of how to do that…
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Not sure if you resolved this, but here's what I did. i was looking to exclude based on multiple criteria, and this works for that purpose
AND:1:project:name=OBM
AND:1:project:name_Mod=cinotcontains
AND:2:project:name=PASO
AND:2:project:name_Mod=cinotcontains
AND:3:project:name=Eventus
AND:3:project:name_Mod=cinotcontains
AND:4:project:name=Partner
AND:4:project:name_Mod=cinotcontains
AND:5:project:name=Partnership
AND:5:project:name_Mod=cinotcontains
project:name=FFS
project:name_Mod=cinotcontains
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Ryan,
Have you had any success with the same formulas but using Issue Queue Topic?
I am trying to report on any issues that aren't "Change Request", but the following isn't liked by my report:
opTask:queueTopic:name=Change Request
opTask:queueTopic:name _Mod= cinotcontains
Thanks
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Has this been remedied because I'm falling right into the same need. I'd like to filter tasks which have the names "asset handoff" and "deployment handoff." Currently, I'm filtering by "Task > Name contains handoff," which is pulling in some unrelated tasks.
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I am not sure if this has been addressed in any way. I am running into problems when I use AND statement to apply multiple Contains conditions through a filter. The report clears out all but keeps only one of the Contains conditions.
Here is what Adobe is suggesting:
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