I am interested in running some issue ratio reports in JIRA.
For example:
For a release, I would like a report that would show me per user/assignee the ratio of Issue Types: New Feature & Improvement to Test Build Bug Ratio
Assignee/ Developer1 – New Feature(45) + Improvements (113) / Test Build Bug (72) = ratio (2.19)
Is this possible?
Brian,
Welcome to the community!
There are too many dimensions involved in the question to be answered inside of Jira's native reporting. However, there are a number of options for pulling that into more sophisticated reporting tools.
If your example numbers are representative of scale, I think you could get by with spreadsheet integration apps. For Cloud, Atlassian has built and maintains Apps for the most popular SaaS spreadsheets:
If the scale is much larger, you might look at some of the more enterprise-scale reporting options like Tableau, EazyBI, and Power BI.
Hope that helps.
Ian
Hi Brian,
I was going to suggest Tableau or EazyBI myself, as @ian did, but if you need an OOB solution those figures appear to be able to be calculated through JQL. From there they can be exported to a Confluence table through use of https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/JIRA+Issues+Macro using Display total numbers only, and get a report in that manner. or export them to CSV and use Excel to calculate.
Just a thought as I am unfamiliar with your current environment et al...
Best,
Robert
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