Hi all,
I need to calculate the issues resolved within 10 mins duration. i have the fields like created and resolved ,need to find the difference between those which is less than 10mins .
Please suggest a JQL Syntax or plugin
Hi Sunilbaba,
You can use Structure add-on for solving this. In Structure grid you can add "Formula" column with a simple formula: resolved - created.
I have created a sample structure for you on our demo server: Sample Structure with Formula column (the data is cleaned every week, so if you don't see anything, please let me know, I'll recreate it).
Here's a screenshot of the Formula configuration dialog (you can open it if you hover your mouse over the column header and click triangle):
So to be able to apply this solution, you will need to:
You can use more advanced formulas, for example: IF (resolved - created > duration('10m'); 'LATE!')
Documentation about formula language is available in Formula Column Documentation.
If you're new to Structure, I also highly recommend to open top-level menu Structure | Get Started after installation to get acquainted with the concepts and check out Structure Quick Start Guide.
Let me know if you have any questions!
Kind regards,
Igor
Hi Igor,
Can you help me out to get the Resolved and created time difference in different buckets like 10m,20m,30m and i want to do it with respect to the priority like (critical,high,medium) by using JQL syntax.
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Hi Sunilbaba,
Please clarify, are you using Structure add-on and formulas, or would you like to use JQL only? I don't think it's possible with only JQL, but maybe there's another add-on that would add a JQL function for that.
If you've tried Structure, as I suggested above, you can certainly write down a formula for bucket-based metric, something like this:
with T = resolved - created:
IF(T < duration('10m'); '10m';
T < duration('20m'); '20m';
T < duration('30m'); '30m';
'more than 30 m')
Hope this helps!
Igor
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