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I am new to Jira and am trying to figure out how my predecessor created this query report. He died in a car accident and no one can tell me in my dept Accounting how he created this report. The columns are as follows:
1. Project
2. Description
3. Assignee
4. Employee name
5. Resolved date
6. Log work (time)
I'm a novice at Jira and am not versed in writing queries. Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
Hi @bkaras - Were you able to create the report as needed? If so, can you click on the Accept answer button to close this one out? Thanks!
Hello @bkaras
Welcome to Atlassian Community.
First of all, sorry to hear your colleague has passed away in a car accident. I hope his family and friends are doing ok, as far as possible. :(
About the report you trying to achieve, I think I could better understand what exactly he has configured if you could provide us with a screenshot of the report. Can you please provide us the screenshot of the report but hiding your sensitive data?
Based on the fields you want, I believe you can use a JQL query to display it, or the filter result gadget. These would be the steps to configure it:
1 - Go to your issue navigator page > Create a filter returning all the issues you want to display in your report > Click to show it in List view and select all the columns you want it to display:
2 - Type GG > search for System dashboard and click to enter
3 - Click to create a new gadget > Select Filter Results gadget > Select the filter you created for the gadget, choosing the fields/columns you want it to display:
Let me know if you have any questions.
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@Petter Gonçalves I have a question on the same topic. In the list view I can see "Time Spent" column for each ticket. Is there a way I an search for Time spent by users?
e.g. When multiple users work on a single ticket, then how to get Time spent by users? (without adding any Jira extension as our organization might not have those added for us).
Thank you.
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