Export and Import Data from One Project to Another Project

[Dayangku Eliey]

Is it possible to export and import data from one project in Jira Software to another project? All issues under each epics including the comments where contains attachments, links etc.

[Carlos Garcia Navarro · Accepted solution]

Hi Ian,

You could us the 'due' field to create a filter that shows all the issues that are past due, due this week, and due in two weeks, and then add the filter gadget in the report. E.g.:

Due by the end of this week:

due < endOfWeek() and due > startofWeek()

Due by the end of next week:

due < endOfWeek("+1")

due < now()

Carlos

[Elsa Navarro]

Meaning you have to have a Field on your  task called " Due Date" or based on what Jira knows is due that week ?

I have the situation that i have a field called " customer inquiry received date" and i have only 2 days to answer, then i have another date field called " customer quote requestdate" and  i have 10 days to answer.

how can I do it using this proposed solution?

[Adeel Shoukat]

you can use the gadget Issue Calendar which has the functionality to calculate the Due Date 

[Ismael Jimoh]

Hi Ian,

Consider using filter result gadget and create unique filters and gadget for each.

e.g. 

• If the due date is a field, filter for this field and it should help you with the result.
• Save the created filter from above.
• Add a filter result gadget to the dashboard.
• Add the filter to this gadget (you will need separate filter and gadget for each.)

[Ian Balas]

Thank you all for the responses. Will look into add-ons at some point, but going for filter result gadget solution.

[Tom Lister]

Hi @Ian Balas

If you have the Scriprunner plugin you can create scripted fields to represent derived data values

[Raimundas Juska]

There is an add-on that I have created, which has some of the required functionality (overdue, due this week issues listed) - https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1219429/status-progress-report-gadget-for-jira