Hello @Matthew Ragone
Welcome to the community.
Jira will not calculate story point totals in that way, out of the box. You will have to look into an app that will give you that sort of additional reporting capabilities. Here are some of the challenges.
- JIRA doesn't track the month in which a story is completed. It tracks the full date a story was completed, and does not provide any filtering or aggregation based on the month of completion.
- You want a "reusable" query. If you want a query that you can use each month without modification each month, then you could use something in the filter like
resolutiondate > startofmonth() and resolutiondate<endofmonth()
but the filter would have to be run each month to collect the data. JIRA doesn't provide a method OTB to "prompt" for a user to supply a value to plug into a filter.
You might be able to find an app that would generate a bar chart for you, aggregating the data per month specified in the resolution date, and totaling the Story Points field. Then your query would just need to filter for the issues based on project, type, and story points being greater than 0 and less than 20.
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