How to filter with JQL
Please pay attention! Users without access to the private project can see the sensitive information in JQL.
Choose the JQL option in the drop-down menu:

You’ll get a preview window with a field where you can enter a JQL you need.
Click on the “Show report” button to display it as the main report; to return back – choose “Cancel”.

The JQL you get by default returns the list of issues created in the last 10 days:
created > startofday(-10) order by created DESC
Other JQL examples:
Select project and user:
project = ProjectName and assignee=Name

Select task type, dep and status
project = Development and type in(Bug, Task, Document) and status in("To Do","In Progress","In Review")

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