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Get all assigned jira ticket on a particular date.

Sandeep Kumar Sahu

I want to write a jira query (JQL) by which I can get "How many tasks are assigned on a particular date to me and my team members"

For Example, I want to see how many tasks are assigned to me on 22 march?

Accepted answers

Jack Nolddor [Sweet Bananas]

Using advanced search you can type the following JQL:

assignee CHANGED TO currentUser() on '2020-03-23'

You can also replace currentUser() function and just type the name of a particular user of your team.

Regards

All comments

Jack Nolddor [Sweet Bananas]

Using advanced search you can type the following JQL:

assignee CHANGED TO currentUser() on '2020-03-23'

You can also replace currentUser() function and just type the name of a particular user of your team.

Regards

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

I am sorry, I know this is going to sound bad, but could you be clear on which one you mean?

Your question has two subtly different ways to be read, and I am not sure which one you are asking. Are you looking for:

Assignee was changed from somebody/unassigned to you on the 22nd
You were the assignee for part or all of the 22nd

Sandeep Kumar Sahu

Thanks for the support.

With the help of this query, I can find out the task of the current user if I want to see the tasks of my and my team members then what is the suitable query?

Jack Nolddor [Sweet Bananas]

Sadly you must concatenate this query X times something like that:

assignee CHANGED TO currentUser() on '2020-03-23' OR assignee CHANGED TO user1 on '2020-03-23' OR assignee CHANGED TO user2 on '2020-03-23'

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