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Project queues and sorting of tickets problem

Stefan Speck

Hello Community,

I have created custom queues in a project. I have sorted them by open, waiting and completed tickets. There is a queue for "All completed tickets" and there is one with "My completed tickets". In these two queues, I want to have the tickets sorted by completion date. When I edit these queues and add the "Completed" column, there is no date in the column. How do I make the completion date appear and sort the tickets by it?

Thank you very much in advance.

Many greetings
Stefan

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Accepted answers

Valerie Knapp_dpp5c6

Hi @Stefan Speck , thanks for your question.

The date that is stored in Jira when a ticket is closed is the Resolution date or 'Resolved'. If you add this to the queue, you should see it already being populated when the tickets are resolved.

Please can you try to search for an add the 'Resolved' date and let me know if this resolves your issue?

Thanks

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Valerie Knapp_dpp5c6

Hi @Stefan Speck , thanks for your question.

The date that is stored in Jira when a ticket is closed is the Resolution date or 'Resolved'. If you add this to the queue, you should see it already being populated when the tickets are resolved.

Please can you try to search for an add the 'Resolved' date and let me know if this resolves your issue?

Thanks

Stefan Speck

Hi @Valerie Knapp ,

Thank you für the feedback.

Unfortunately i can't find "resolved" or "Resolution date". Can i add these columns manually so that i can add them to my queue?

Kind regards,
Stefan

Valerie Knapp_dpp5c6

Hi @Stefan Speck , thanks for your reply. These are standard Jira fields so they should already be there but they are probably being translated into the language you have set in your Jira.

I tested this in a JSM instance where I have a queue of all the closed tickets. There I have a filter where the Status is Closed and the Resolution is Completed (they are also working in a language other than English) and I was able to just add the field, 'Resolved' to the end like this to see, side by side, the created and resolved date.

I hope this helps.

Cheers

Stefan Speck

Hi @Valerie Knapp

thank you very much for the detailed explanation. We were thus able to solve the problem! Thank you and best regards

Stefan

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