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How to view the completed sprint in JIRA ?

Prakhar Jagariya

Hello All,

We have recently migrated on JIRA software for Project Management.

Currently, I am trying to find out the way to view the Sprint which are closed.

I have completed 2 sprints and they just disappeared.

What is the way to view those Sprint ?

I have tried to find solution on many pages it just says to check the report,whereas i am not able to find where the reports are located ?

can someone please help me in this ?

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Jack Brickey

go to project > reports. there are a number of reports that you can view completed sprints.

lewis.miles

is the above still the case? I can't find reports ?

Jack Brickey

Share a image of what you are seeing

lewis.miles

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Vikram Ingleshwar

This is really bad quality UX from JIRA team, neither can you easily goto Completed sprint nor completed tickets.

I wish if they can hire better designers to fix common problems

Jack Brickey

If you have some good ideas you might wish to share them via the Feedback link within the application. My experience has been that they appreciate the feedback.

Robert Kent McArthur

@Vikram. Totally Agree

Too difficult to find intuitively needed things. Like completed sprints or the status of my and teams stories without filtering.

Joshua Bloom

Reports should be default. Why do I have to go to a hidden menu to enable it? Makes no sense

Tay Wee Kiat

agree... i have this same problem so i googled on how to view completed sprints and leading me to this page...

but the problem with the sprint report is that it doesn't seems to list all the sub-tasks in that sprints... only the parent issues...

It would have been better if we can look at past sprints from the "Active Sprints" UI... because the UI for that section everyone is more familiar with since we view it daily... just having a drop down to select the sprint and showing the similar layout would be better... except the columns can show something like closed, cancelled, moved (to different sprint)..

Danny Derks

I used a different Jira version in a previous company (think it was an on premises server)..
If I remember correctly all sprints were viewable on the backlog (old ones, active ones, and prepared ones..). Old sprints were 'collapsed' by default.
That was a very intuitive interface that required no searching at all. It even had Re-open buttons in the same interface if I'm not mistaken...
Now I'm using Jira cloud version (as admin).. would love to get back this kinda function, or maybe just a 'button' of previous sprints in the lefthand menu on the project page.

Sanzir Alam

I have also faced the same issue, and got to figure out a way to check the closed, blocked, backlog and all other old tickets.

1. From the current story board page

go to JIRA home page--> click on Boards--> click on Your Team's/Project's Story Board--> click on "View in Issue Navigator" button (next to the header highlighting your present Sprint Number)--> and then apply the required filters like Project, Type, Status, Assignee, Sprint.

2. On the JIRA home page there are Headers like dashboard, Projects, Issues, Boards, Plans, Tests.

Go to Issues--> Search Issues --> In the Search page use the filters like Project, Type, Status, Assignee to get the desired result

Hope this helps

Sofia Ocampo Orozco

Informes > informe de trabajo completado >selecionar sprint (pestaña desplegable) > 3 puntos > abrir sprint

George Santos_9tbipl

Edit: Just saw the mentioned method was provided above 😄

Hi,

Not sure if a solution is still needed for this. But the suggested steps in the following link helped me to reopen completed sprints:

https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Software-questions/How-do-I-access-previous-sprint/qaq-p/2078586

I hope this helps.

Take care,

George

Sistemas TI

You can see the old incidents or sprint if you select the "Incidents" option in the left menu, after that you should serach "sprint" in the option filter "more", with that you generate a new filter with the specific information any sprint

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