Report time logged per user over a given time period and project(s)

[Jason Plumhoff]

What is the least expensive/complicated way to get a report from JIRA that would:

1) Allow me to select a user, a time period, and one or more projects

2) Show me the logged hours for the user across the selected time period/projects

I get the feeling Tempo or Jplugs might be able to do this, but it looks like I'd pick up a lot of other features I don't need. I find the time tracking in JIRA to be mostly sufficient, I just need better reporting.

Thanks,

Jason

[Vishwajeet Singh · Accepted solution]

I partially remebered there was plugin which can somewhat do what you want and after a bit of searching I was able to find it out so here you go https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/jira-timesheet-plugin

[Elliot Gates]

Try the 'JIRA Assistant' Chrome add-on. Its free and means you dont need to add something onto your JIRA instance.

[Sarthak_Mohanty]

Thanks Jira Assistant did my job 

[Jeremy Greer]

So easy and fast.  Definitely works for me.

[BlueKai Support]

Make a dashboard with the Project Pivot gadget.

It can break down logged hours by team member by tickets/stories

It has a column with the Issue Key, which you can identify the project.

[Jason Plumhoff]

I don't see a listing for a "Project Pivot" gadget. Is that the correct name?

[Vishwajeet Singh]

Project pivot gadget is part of the plugin I mentioned https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/jira-timesheet-plugin

[Vishwajeet Singh]

In that case you can get it developed from someone.

[Jason Plumhoff]

I'm sure it is easy if you know how - but I'd have to make it over the learning curve first. I was hoping I could just buy a solution.

[Vishwajeet Singh]

Esiaset thing I can think of is to write a small report plugin :-)