we are using jira service management cloud for customer support tickets and eazyBI for reporting. I want to list the tickets which has opened and severity as critical and severity is degreeded to serious or minor.
I want to list the lickets for which severity field has changed. how can i do it on jql or eazyBI.
I'am getting this error when i run on jql
History searches do not support the 'Severity[Radio Buttons]' field."
heres the JQL
project IN ("Support - XXXX ")
AND created >= 2024-01-01 AND created <= now()
AND "Severity[Radio Buttons]" was 1_Critical AND "Severity[Radio Buttons]" != 1_Critical
ORDER BY assignee ASC, issuetype ASC, updated ASC
Hi @Murat Oz
Radio button is a single select field, so you can track the change history for this field in eazyBI.
1)Go to Source Data -> Edit -> Custom fields. Find "Severity" customfield & click on "edit" next to it.
You will need to add the following settings in the advanced settings in eazyBI:
2) Once this has been added, you will need to do the double import:
3) Then you can create a report to show tickets where severity was changed from Critical to other values.
Sum( Filter(Descendants([Issue].CurrentMember,[Issue].[Issue]), [Measures].[Issue Severity]<>"Critical" ), CASE WHEN Filter([Severity].[Severity].Members, ([Measures].[Transition to first timestamp], [Transition Field].[Severity])= ([Measures].[Transition to first timestamp], [Transition Field].[Severity], [Severity].DefaultMember) ).item(0).Name="Critical" THEN 1 END )
If you need any guidance on how to do any of these steps, please do not hesitate to reach out to support@eazybi.com
Best,
Marita from eazyBI support
Hi @Murat Oz , it appears that you or another admin has created a radio button custom field for Severity. As the error indicates history queries are not supported on radio buttons. You could change to a single select field type or consider leveraging the Priority field.
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