We use the =JIRA command to get tasks from JIRA Cloud. It's worked perfectly in the past with complex filters (like date, task type), but now we got a parse error on execute a very simple filter, like screenshot below.
Hi Glaydson,
The Jira Cloud for Sheets add-on does have this function, but it has to be enabled within the settings of that add-on in Sheets. You can do this within Sheets by going to Extensions > Jira Cloud for Sheets > Open. From the menu that appears on the right, click the Settings link.
Here you can enable that =JIRA() function within Sheets.
Hi,
The function was enabled. Now it's working again, but we've another error:
There is another report of Jira for Sheets not being able to load data. It appears that many users have had to re-authorize that app in order to reestablish the connection recently. There are steps you can follow over in https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/Re-Jira-Clouds-for-Sheets-not-working-December-2021/qaq-p/1876197/comment-id/510344#M510344 that should help.
If you are still seeing problems with this after trying that, let me know so we can try to investigate further.
Andy
Hi Andy, I've tried it, but I can't run the JIRA formula or run 'GET ISSUES NOW' from the GUI.
From the GUI I can use basic Import type, but this import type can't allow me to get custom columns
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