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You can use JQL to search for custom fields in Jira.

Go to Issues (in header) > Search for issues.
Click Advanced.
Go to the following sections below, depending on the JQL you're using to search for issues.

To know more about advanced searching in Jira, see Advanced searching.

For issues using the "parent link" field

For child issues of a parent issue, type "Parent Link" = EX-000.
For child issues of multiple parent links, type "Parent Link" in (EX-000, EX-001,EX-002, EX-003).
Other JQL operators that you can use include: IS EMPTY and IS NOT EMPTY

For issues using the "team" field

Note that you can only search for shared teams via JQL.

For issues assigned to a specific team, type Team = "shared team name".
For issues assigned to any set of teams, type Team in ("Shared team 1", "Shared team 2", "Shared team 3").
Other JQL operators that you can use include: NOT IN, IS EMPTY, and IS NOT EMPTY

For issues that have target dates

For issues that have a specific target start date or target end date, type Target start or Target end = "date".
Other JQL operators that you can use include: !=, >, <, <=, and >=

Last modified on Jan 9, 2018

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