Automatically rolling up to Quarterly count from a list of items and corresponding dates

[Subrata Mukherjee]

I have a Jira filter created table of two columns (Feature name, GoLive date)

That table generates the right data, satisfied. Now i want a Quarterly roll up, and then once that works a similar monthly roll up. My boss wants to see how many features we launched each quarter and then if possible each month.

Pleeeeassse help!

What i have done so far, so many times with no success

Now i am select that auto-generated table and then Add a "Pivot Table" macro. I go to options, show table to verify it got my table all right. Update the page and verify it.

Then i come back to the pivot table - Options - Date Format - yy Q1 and then Quarter in the Date period aggregation.. 

Then i go to the Data Source tab and enter Golive in Row label, Calculated column has Golive and Operation type Count

My hope was to get a Table with Each quarter and no of Golives in each quarter. Did not... just ot a list of all dates and only counted the number of exact dates it found, not the month

[David Black]

Hi,

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[Ishikawa Nakano]

Yes, I think we agree here. The issue is not a specific CVE, but the handling, and silently patching of vulnerabilities - without informing whether or not a thorough vulnerability assessment has been made of each CVE and if for that reason we as customers need to update to a new Confluence bundle.

[Sebastian Bicchi]

I totally agree with you regarding CVE handling, that's why I upvoted your issue. But: Seen pragmatic this tomcat is for Confluence only. It is not ment as a shared environment. So vuls ragarding "other (malicious) webapps" are  - lets say less critical. But I don't know if that applies to the OSGI environment used by Confluence. Maybe a plugin can abuse those vulnerabilities.