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@Jones, Carlin A It looks like the JQL you provided is not formatted correctly. To search for Epics in Project A that are associated with Stories in Project B, you can use the following JQL: project = B AND "Epic Link" in issuesInProject("A") This JQL will search for issues in Project B that have an Epic Link field that is…

Hello @Florian Vrede I can suggest you to check this things to investigate the issue: * Check if the issues are being moved to a different project or board: It's possible that the issues are being moved to a different project or board accidentally. Check if the missing issues are appearing in a different project or board…

Hello @Jones, Carlin A Welcome to the community! Yes, it is possible to show Epics from Project A that are associated with Stories in Project B on Project B's board using JQL filters in Jira. You can use the following JQL query: project = B AND "Epic Link" in (project = A) This query will filter out all the Epics from…

Hello @Ben Glasthal As an alternative, you can try Time in Status for Jira Cloud developed by my SaaSJet team. All add-on reports are available in this gadget and you can control time in status data in the Issue List or Chart View. Our add-on is free up to 10 users. Share reports with your colleagues or third-party…

Oi, @vinicius_altarni Você pode experimentar o complemento desenvolvido por minha equipe Time in Status Time in status for Jira Cloud permite que você rastreie e crie facilmente relatórios sobre problemas que mostram quanto tempo cada problema gastou em cada status, responsável ou grupo. Além disso, você pode extrair um…

Hello @Peter Baran Welcome to the community! If you're ok with using third-party add-ons, you can try Time in Status for Jira Cloud developed by my SaaSJet team. Our add-on tracks how long an issue remains in each Status, giving you a comprehensive overview of the time spent in each project stage. With this information,…

Hello @Ali Aydın Given that JQL is not working for you and If you're ok with using third-party add-ons, you can try Time in Status for Jira Cloud (developed by my SaaSJet team). For your exactly need we have Time in status report shows how long an issue has been spent in each status. Also, you can export a report as XLSX…

Hi @Adenike Oghuvbu ! Welcome to Atlassian community!

Hello @Miriam Kizekova As an alternative , I guess you can try Time in Status for Jira Cloud (developed by my SaaSJet team) with 7 types of status time reports can help you with this. All your information about time that your team spent working on tickets in specific verticals during the year will be show up here. For…

Hello @Allan Vaifale As an alternative , I guess you can try Time in Status for Jira Cloud (developed by my SaaSJet team) here you can create several calendars and add info about your work schedule. Also you will have 7 types of status time reports to quickly analyze your work and improve processes. For example The Time in…

Hello @Julia Eden Welcome to the community! As an alternative , I guess you can try Time in Status for Jira Cloud (developed by my SaaSJet team) with 7 types of status time reports can help you with this. One of them is Assignee time report displays sum total of the time spent per user. This add-on has a 30-day free trial…

Hello @Eman Alfaour As an alternative, I guess you can try Time in Status for Jira Cloud (developed by my SaaSJet team) with 7 types of status time reports can help you with this. For example The Time in status report shows how long an issue has been spent in each status. The Assignee time report displays how long it takes…

@Takafumi Sugiyama You are welcome! By the way, your english is great! 

Hello @Sreenadh You can try add-on developed by my team Time in Status for Jira Cloud. This add-on generates 7 types of reports including Time Related, Performance, SLA Related Reports. So you can monitor the work duration in each status easily. Also, you can extract a report as XLSX or CSV files for further analyzing…

Hello @Takafumi Sugiyama As an alternative, I can suggest you to try our add-on time-in-status-for-jira-cloud . You can add a column that will show you time spend to complete the task. And also you will be able to generates 7 types of reports. So you can monitor the work duration in each status easily. Also, you can export…

Hello @Gina Gaines As an alternative , I guess you can try Time in Status for Jira Cloud (developed by my SaaSJet team) with 7 types of status time reports can help you with this. For example The Time in status report shows how long an issue has been spent in each status. The Assignee time report displays how long it takes…

Hi @Maxine Freedman-Thompson As an alternative for your Scrum dashboard you can try Time between Statuses developed by my SaaSJet team, which gives you ability to monitor how long it takes to move from one status to another. Also you can set the start/stop/pause timers to get Jira time in status data. Determine time limits…

Hello @Ken Loh If you're ok with using third-party add-ons, you can try Time between Statuses (server version) developed by my SaaSJet team. Just a few clicks and you will get all the necessary data. I hope you'll find this info helpful Best regards, Valeriia

Hello @burduli You can try add-on developed by my team - Time in Status for Jira Cloud. It generates 7 types of reports based on statuses. Time in Status report shows you how long each issue has been spent in each status. You just need to choose the date ranges you need and get a report of all issues and how much time has…

I hope you choose one that best suits for your needs.

Hello @Jack Charnley As an alternative , I guess you can try Time in Status for Jira Cloud (developed by my SaaSJet team) with 7 types of status time reports can help you with this. For example The Time in status report shows how long an issue has been spent in each status. The Assignee time report displays how long it…

also, i can advice you to keep an eye on solutions in this discussion https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Core-Server-questions/Exclude-Weekends-in-JQL-Query/qaq-p/2005657

Sorry, this is Jira's glitch. Hope you found the answer to your question.

Thanks @Hana Kučerová for initiating this thread. I'm not definitely new to Jira, but I'm always happy to help, share my knowledge or useful resources to Jira. Looking forward to working more with you!

Hello @Rashmi Singhal Welcome to community! This is an area where Jira is lacking to be honest. I can suggest you to try our add-on time-in-status-for-jira-cloud . This add-on generates 7 types of reports including a Time in Status report. So you can monitor the work duration in each status easily. Also, you can export a…

Hi @asha_somashekar 👋 Unfortunately, there is no way you can find with native gadget, but you can achieve it with Time in Status Just simply: * Install the add-on * Create Dashboard as a Chart or Issue List View. Moreover, you can export all necessary data as a report in XLS or CVS files and set up a teamwork schedule to…

Hello @Andrea Kunkel This is an area where Jura is lacking to be honest. I can suggest you to try our add-on time-in-status-for-jira-cloud . This add-on generates 7 types of reports including a Time in Status report. So you can monitor the work duration in each status easily. Also, you can export a report as XLSX or CSV…

Hello @Omri Welcome to Atlassian Community! As an alternative, you can try Time between Statuses (server version) to calculate how long it takes an issue to move between statuses. This add-on is developed by my SaaSJet team and it's free for teams up to 10 users. Please, let me know if you have any questions. Best regards,…

Hi @Alice Louisa Gormley Welcome to Atlassian Community! As an alternative, my team at SaaSJet built Time in Status for Jira Cloud for this exact need. For your exactly needs we have a Status Entrance Date report that displays the date the issue has entered each of the statuses. Also, you can discover an article about the…

Hello, @Sebastián de la Maza I advice you to check if the cards were archived in Trello. Archived cards are hidden from view but can be restored at any time. To access archived cards, you can go to the board and click on "Archived Items" in the menu on the right-hand side of the screen. From there, you can select the cards…