That means if your account does not have browse permission on a project in question, or there is a security scheme in place that prevents you from seeing one or multiple issues, the JQL search results will not show those issues to you in these search results.

Side note: JQL will only show you issues that your account has permission to view. Or if you want to try to see all the issues in Jira, use something like ORDER BY createdĪnd then be sure to click the Search button. So if you want to see all the issues in a project you can use project=XYZ Personally I prefer the Advanced Search mode that let’s you use JQL search here. In either platform, Cloud or Server/Data Center, the URL of this page will be Next you will want to search for the issues you want to export. In Jira Cloud today, the top navigation bar has this under Filters → Advanced issues search. In Jira Server/Data Center you can go to the top navigator bar and choose Issues → Search for issues. The most direct way to do this is to first open the issue navigator and search for the issues you want to export.

Yes, you can export Jira issues into a CSV format. In order to better serve all users that come across this post, here is an updated answer I hope will address the majority of visitors to this thread. We have identified this topic as a highly viewed Community post.

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