Philipp Suchan Atlassian Team

Hi @JP De La Rosa - are you getting the error when attempting to install the addon? If so you must have an Office 365 subscription, as well as be on either: * version 1904 or later for Windows * version 16.24 or later for Mac

@Rob Ling - thought you deleted it :P yes, the functionality is available for GSheets. You can install it from here: https://gsuite.google.com/marketplace/app/jira_cloud_for_sheets/1065669263016

@Farzaneh Shalbaf Hosseinabadi - Hi there, the schedule functionality in Excel is coming soon. If you want to schedule reports from Jira data today, you can use the Jira for Google Sheets integration: https://gsuite.google.com/marketplace/app/jira_cloud_for_sheets/1065669263016

Hi @hramer - there is an AWS workshop detailing how to build an integration with CodePipelines: https://atlassian.awsworkshop.io/. We are encouraging AWS to publish this as a plug-and-play integration on the Atlassian marketplace. But so far we dont have a timeline on when that would be available.

@Nataliya Deduchenko - the navigation for the Jira mobile apps (iOS and Android) will not change.

@Alen Dumonjic - the app currently requires an O365 subscription so you would use your O365 login credentials to sign into AppSource.

Hi @Alen Dumonjic - you are correct you install the app via AppSource: https://appsource.microsoft.com/en-us/product/office/WA200000556 Please note: If you are trying to install this add-in for Excel Desktop, you must have an O365 subscription, as well as be on the latest build.

@[deleted] - scheduled refresh is on the roadmap for Jira for Excel so stayed tuned!

@Andishe Zhand - depends what you are trying to accomplish. Yes, you can import a filter on a daily basis via a scheduled refresh. However, the daily refresh will clear the sheet the next day (and update with the live data at the time) so if you are trying to create a historic record per day you will need to manually copy…

@Russell D. Beyer - I have relayed your feedback to the team. As a workaround have you considered using a pivot table in addition to the side-panel import? You could set up the pivot table on a separate tab and use a dynamic table range (example: JiraImport!$A:$K) to summarize the data and keep your formatting.

@Russell D. Beyer - Hi Russel if you use the import via the side-panel the import (as well as the refresh functionality) will clear the sheet:

thanks, @Mark Hostetler - I have relayed this to the product team to consider as they are planning new features in this space.

See here for the official Jira Cloud to Excel export: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1221301/jira-cloud-for-excel-official This plugin supports JQL from within Excel via the new Jira() function.

See here for the official Jira Cloud to Excel export: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1221301/jira-cloud-for-excel-official This plugin supports JQL from within Excel via the new Jira() function.

See here for the official (free) Jira Cloud to Excel export: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1221301/jira-cloud-for-excel-official

See here for the official Jira Cloud to Excel export: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1221301/jira-cloud-for-excel-official This add-in supports scheduled refresh of Jira data in Excel.

See here for the official Jira Cloud to Excel export which includes automatic scheduling features: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1221301/jira-cloud-for-excel-official

See here for the official Jira Cloud to Excel export: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1221301/jira-cloud-for-excel-official

See here for the official Jira Cloud to Excel export: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1221301/jira-cloud-for-excel-official

@Deepanshu Natani - interesting idea, can you elaborate what use case you are looking for in Word? I would assume that Excel is a more natural place to interact with Jira data. 

See here for the official Jira Cloud to Excel export: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1221301/jira-cloud-for-excel-official

Hi @Trevor Miller - can you check your Excel version. The add-in requires: * Office on Windows (Excel 2016 - version 1904 or later, connected to Office 365 subscription) * Office on Mac (version 16.24 or later, connected to Office 365 subscription) * Office on the web This article might help…

Hi there - I am happy to announce that we have released Jira Cloud for Excel add-in. It is available on the Appsource marketplace today: https://appsource.microsoft.com/en-us/product/office/WA200000556?tab=Overview

@Russell Zera - Hi Russel, thanks for the positive feedback on the new navigation. The second screenshot shows the current (`old navigation`). I understand that this is confusing at first glance and I am going to update it to show the new navigation for both screenshots. Thx again!

@Trevor Miller - correct, this integration sends Jira data to Google Sheets (Jira export to Sheets). There is no record limit you can export from Jira (import into Google Sheets). :) 

@Jessica Madera Gumba - stay tuned for an Excel announcement in the next two weeks :)

Hi @Charles Connelly - I was able to confirm with the team. The TeamCity integration uses our new APIs and should transfer data to the development object in Jira. Cheers, Philipp

Taylor from the Jira product team recorded a nice overview of Jira's feature set around code traceability. You can watch it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vFVRQgHhdKI&t=229s

Hi @Charles Connelly - yes there is a TeamCity integration built by one of our marketplace vendors that uses the same API, you can find it here: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1210766/teamcity-integration-for-jira?hosting=cloud&tab=overview

added Jenkins, thanks for the reminder @Léon Tebbens