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On my Kanban boards, under the Epic boxes, there is a bar that indicates the amount of story points completed for that epic based on the sizes and statuses of the Stories that belong to that Epic. That seems to be the only place that this information is available.
I would like to display this information in reports that I publish on JIRA Dashboards and on Confluence pages. I can not figure out how to write a query in JQL to retrieve or calculate these values. This would be very helpful in reporting progress of major components to stakeholders.
Can anyone provide insight in how to do this?
Hi Michael,
You can use "Mathematical and date-time expression calculator" post-function (available with JIRA Workflow Toolbox plugin) for setting a number custom field in Epic issue with the total amount of points resolved. I show you how to do it:
In this example the number custom field to be set is called "Completed Story Points".
You should insert "Mathematical and date-time expression calculator" post-function in a transition of your Epic's workflow with the following configuration:
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Formula used is:
sum(fieldValue({11906}, filterByStatus(linkedIssues("is Epic of"), "Done, Completed, Resolved, Closed")))
Note that:
Regards,
Fidel
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You can also use the Plugin Epic Sum Up:
https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/aptis.plugins.epicSumUp
Best Regards,
Viktor Zech
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You could use the Issue Filter Formula Gadget from our Great Gadgets add-on to calculate the sum of a field and display it on your dashboard.
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I have multiple projects that use variations of the same base workflow. The variations depend on the requirements of the project or issue type. The variations mostly come in the form of new statuses ...
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