Dear all,

I would like to inform you that this issue in the project JPOSERVER is being migrated to the new project JSWSERVER. Your votes and comments will remain unchanged.
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Sincerely,
Aakrity Tibrewal
Jira DC

+1 to this request! Really missing filtering capabilities for custom fields. 

By when is this planned for closure? We are in need of this soon.

This is very important to our business. The current filtering capabilities are far too limiting. Please advance this!

Following up on Jan Denny comment, we use labels to achieve the same, but because we are grouping several projects we want to have a custom field called program or initiative. You can filter by project, but when your portfolio is based on one single project, for example, the projects filter has no meaning and you need a custom field to be able to separate different (sub-projects?) contained in the same project.

You can force the model and use components for that, but then you lose the main purpose of components that is the ability to identify the touch points a particular issue has on you system.

While I can add a custom Jira field to the legacy Portfolio view, it appears that I cannot add a custom Jira field to the Portfolio Filters dropdown. The closest filtering option is the Label field, which can be used for anything - and can have widely inconsistent contents. 

It would be hugely helpful for Portfolio to support filtering by other prebuilt or custom Jira fields.

Time logging related fields such as original estimate, remaining estimate, and time logged, would be great additions.

I agree that it would be good to be able to customize reports with more fields (priority for instance but also potential custom fields). Any update on this task?

This would make cross department prioritisation so much easier using the same Priority screen shown in Portfolio rather than using boards back in JIRA

We were able to accomplish this (custom and calculated fields in JIRA, showing and editable in Portfolio) on Cloud using the Abacus add-on.  I'm pretty sure it could also be done with EasyBI, ProFields, or Custom Fields add-ons.