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How to use WOrkLogDate to issue worked on in next two months

Claudinei Silva
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January 31, 2024

I have an issue that was working 3 hours on 01/31 and 3 hours on 02/01. I made a filter in JIRA to filter the hours worked for each month, but it always displays 6 hours instead of 3 in each month. Is there a way to make this filter?
Follow the model I tried and it didn't work

worklogDate >= "2023/02/01" AND worklogDate <= "2023/02/28"

 

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Mirek
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January 31, 2024

Hi @Claudinei Silva 

The filter actually checks specific time period and load data from tickets that match it but do not guarantee te view that you would like to achieve. 

Not sure which gadget are you using.. Could you provide the name? 

Basically from the screenshot it looks that settings are grouped by Issue Type (not by month or something like that) but I guess that you would like to see a view that would show it like this just give you a result how much time was spend for bugs issue types, etc.? Is that correct? 

Claudinei Silva
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January 31, 2024

you are right.
In fact, I checked the component (gadget) and the filter options, they refer to ISSUE, such as TIME SPENT. There is no possibility to filter by time worked.


Thank you very much anyway. I will change my filter to search for hours spent on ISSUE

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