Yuliia_Borivets_[SaaSJet] Atlassian Partner

Hi @Lee Street Our team produces a list of add-ons that helps managers monitor workflow progress. You can check out these apps at the Atlassian marketplace For Jira Cloud users: Time in Status for Jira Cloud – a top-rated time monitoring app that measures the time spent in a specific status. It can help you to get a…

Hi @Suzun Kaiser If you're open to using third-party apps, check out Issue History. It's developed by my team to monitor full issues changelog. You can view who and when changed issue statuses. So you'll know if tickets were ever changed and time in the history when Ella worked on it. Just select a project and Ella or any…

Hi @Allison Carlson It seems so. It was free a few months ago.

Hi @James Phillips If you're open to using third-party apps, check out Time in Status for Jira Cloud. It's a top-rated time monitoring app developed by my team. You can generate 7 types of reports here. All reports are available as Grid and as Charts (Pie, Bar, and Area). Let me know if you have any questions. Regards

Hi @Clicker If you need to calculate time from Open status to Ready to Test, try Time in Status for Jira Cloud developed by my team. It allows generating reports with cycle and lead time. You can group any statuses you need here. 5 steps to configure: 1. Select Time in the Status report and required project 2. Open columns…

Hi @Lee Street My team has prepared brief materials on cycle/lead time reports. Please take a look if they can be useful for you: * 3 tools to analyze Cycle and Lead Time in the Jira * How to calculate cycle and lead time for Jira issues Kind regards, Yuliia

Hi @Hoc You can consider solutions from Atlassian marketplace. There are 2 apps that can help in your case: 1. Time in Status for Jira Cloud and its Status Entrance Date report. Here you'll get a date on when an issue was closed, or when it entered any of the statuses. 2. Issue History shows all the history changes that…

Hi @[deleted] You can try to find out the info you need with the Issue History app. This plugin displays the history of all the changes that have been made in selected issues. Here is how the report looks: This app is developed by my team, so feel free to write in case you've got any questions. Kind regards

Hi @Joey Klein If you're still looking for a solution, consider Time in Status for Jira Cloud. It's a top-rated time monitoring app developed by my team. To get the average time on an employee, just select the Average Time report, the required assignee, and the date range. Hope this helps. Kind regards

Hi @Shaikh Abdul Suban You can try to export a history with Issue History add-on. It provides a ticket history report of all changes that have been made in the selected list of issues. That’s an excellent database for an audit of teamwork. Hope you find this helpful.

Hi @François DORION I guess it's not something Jira provides out of the box. Consider Time in Status for Jira Cloud app developed by my team. It can meet both of your requests. 1. To get EVERY status which a ticket went through during its lifetime: * choose Time in Status report and necessary project * set date or date…

Hi @lucas.mara Check out Time in Status for Jira Cloud app developed by my team. With the Status Entrance Date report, you can find when an issue or bug enters a particular status. 1. Just select the Status Entrance Date report and the project you need. 2. Get a result: Hope this helps. Kind regards

Hi @Angela Trigg (Quarles) If you're open to using third-party apps, check out Issue History. It's developed by my team to monitor full issues changelog. You can view who and when changed issue statuses. Hope you find this helpful.

Hi @Liam Whitenack Also, you can check out Time in Status for Jira Cloud app developed by my team. Status Entrance Date report allows you to get dates when each issue was moved to the specific status.

Hi @Anumalla Nithinraj Another simple option you can try is the Issue History app developed by my team. It's possible to export issue history into excel sheet there. Hope you find this helpful.

Hi @Gopal Hans Please read the following discussion: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Confluence-questions/Colour-of-a-title-in-Expand-macro/qaq-p/41088 I hope it helps. Kind regards

Hi @Rob Consider Time in Status for Jira Cloud app developed by my team. It generates 7 types of time reports. Regarding your question, you can get a Time in Status Report that shows how long an issue has been staying in each status. 1. Select the report and data you need. 2. Set the type and range of dates. Check out how…

Hi @Bret Spangenberg Agree with Bill on editing the measurements. Controlling issues on board can be uneasy. If you need to calculate time from in-progress to done, try Time in Status for Jira Cloud developed by my team. You can generate time in status report with cycle and lead time here. A short guide on how to configure…

Hi @Jaclyn You can check out Two Dimensional Filter. It is one of the gadgets you can use with Dynamic Filters: JQL Replacer & Gadgets app, developed by my team. It allows selecting two fields to compare. For example, you can analyze how many issues are assigned to each sprint and time spent. It allows you to configure…

Hi @Piyush Patel I believe the following request should work for you: created >= "2021/05/07" AND created <= "2021/05/08" The other option I can recommend is the Dynamic Filters: JQL Replacer add-on. It allows you to set queries without JQL knowledge. For your query, you can choose created within thee last 1 day as shown…

Hi @João Carvalho You can try Time in Status for Jira Cloud developed by my team. It generates 7 types of reports regarding issues. You can choose a month or the date ranges you need and get the necessary data based on this period. I hope it helps. Kind regards

Hi @Shubham You can set JQL query as was suggested in the first response. And if you have some issues with advanced searches, you can try Dynamic Filter: JQL Replacer & Gadgets add-on. It's developed by my team to simplify database queries. Add the required data with help of a visual composer as shown below: It's easy to…

Glad to hear! You're welcome :)

Hi @Charanjit Sandhu Take the Dynamic Filters: JQL Replacer & Gadgets app under consideration. It allows you to create reports using any combination you need. You can easily create a dynamic filter based both on any set of Jira issue fields, and issues created by you using a visual composer (JQL Replacer). Also, there are…

Hi @carlos_marin If I've got your question, you may try the following JQL: worklogDate >= 2021-03-17 AND worklogDate<= 2021-04-30 AND created >= 2021-03-17 AND created <=2021-04-30 AND project = Marketing Hope you'll find an answer.

Hi @bgrajower Try to filter your tickets with an advanced issue search. The following JQL query: status in (Closed, Resolved) may help. Also, you may add a project name: Project in (ProjectName) AND status in (Closed, Resolved) If you find some difficulties with JQL, you can try Dynamic filters: JQL Replacer app. It's…

Hi @Bjarke Brint If you won't find another solution, you can try Dynamic Filters: JQL Raplacer add-on. It's developed by my team to simplify database searches. A Smart Field Manager allows setting queries without JQL knowledge. That's how it looks for your case: Then select created smart field – and get a result. Wish you…

Hi @Tali.Bartal If you find it difficult to set queries with JQL, you can try Dynamic Filters: JQL Replacer & Gadgets app. It is developed by my team to make database searches simpler. You can choose the options you need with the help of a visual manager. It's easy to set dates there. Select day, week, month – any you…

Hi @Ludmila Baklanova You may try the following query: Project in (Project1, Project2) AND labels in () order by created DESC The other option, if you found some issues with JQL, you can try Dynamic filters: JQL Replacer add-on. It is developed by my team to simplify advanced searches. It's easy to set data with the help…

Hi @Paul.j I'm not the JQL expert, but the following query works for me: project = ProjectName and created >="yyyy/MM/dd 10:00" AND created <="yyyy/MM/dd 08:00" Hope this helps. Best regards