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Extract details of a Sprint Report

Juanita De Jong March 11, 2019

How do I export a Sprint Report to excel with the indicators as displayed on the Sprint Report: Completed / Removed during sprint / Injected after sprint started, the movement in story points, etc....

Or are those Jira fields that I can add to my query that will display those indicators ?

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Aron Gombas _Midori_
Community Champion
March 12, 2019

You cannot get that date directly with an end-user feature.

We implemented PDF export for these in our PDF exporter app, and it was very complicated to get these even programmatically. If the PDF is a viable alternative for you, I suggest you check out Better PDF Exporter.

Learn more here

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Juanita De Jong March 12, 2019

Thank you very much Aron

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Jack Brickey
Community Champion
March 11, 2019

I don't believe there is a way to export a single CSV that would cover all outcome conditions (Completed, Removed, Incomplete, etc). You could do them individually either thru JQL or simply go to the specific sprint report and click on the "View in issue navigator" link then export. Then you could combine into one file w/ a newly defined 'outcome' field.

Juanita De Jong March 11, 2019

The test I'm doing now has 1 item in the "Issues Removed From Sprint" section of 1 sprint. When I click on 'View in Issue navigator" and add the column "Outcome' to the view, it is blank

Jack Brickey
Community Champion
March 11, 2019

"outcome" isn't a Jira field. i was simply saying you could manually create this after export. in otherwords:

  • export 1 = completed in sprint so add "completed" in an 'outcome' column or whatever you want to call it
  • export 2 = removed from sprint add "removed" in the 'outcome' column
  • export 3 = incomplete....
Juanita De Jong March 11, 2019

It just happened that there is a field called 'outcome'.... so how does Jira keep that info (indicators) to use in the Sprint report?

Jack Brickey
Community Champion
March 11, 2019

i guess that is a custom field on your side. nice coincidence. :-)

I'm not sure how Jira keeps/determines this info TBH. You might search the Community to see if you get any clues or maybe the documentation.

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