Hi there,
First time posting. Not a dev. Extreme newb to expression formula.
I have a structure with issues and subtasks that have work logs against them.
I would like to sum the work logged between a certain date range using the Jira Structure formula column.
This unexpectedly returns values but the .filter operator is wrong "< sprintStart":
/* Displays work logged
between a specified date range.
*/
WITH sprintStart =
date("27/03/2023") :
WITH sprintEnd =
date("11/04/2023") :
WITH workLogged =
worklogs
.FILTER( $.startDate < sprintStart )
.FILTER( $.startDate < sprintEnd )
.timeSpent.SUM() :
jira_days(workLogged)
This however, with the correct operator returns nothing "> sprintStart":
WITH workLogged =
worklogs
.FILTER( $.startDate > sprintStart )
.FILTER( $.startDate < sprintEnd )
.timeSpent.SUM() :
jira_days(workLogged)
Any help would be great even a whole new direction would be welcome. I know there is a Work Logged column available but I have to use the formula column in this instance.
Cheers,
James
Hello @James Roy ,
Welcome to the Community!
Apologies for the delay.
I believe it's the Date format that is causing a problem here. It looks like you are using dd/mm/yyyy. Try mm/dd/yyyy, it worked for me in my testing.
Please let me know if it helps!
Best,
David
Hi @David Niro ,
Thanks for getting back to me. I ended up using the .Filter a little differently. Perhaps trying to use two was causing an issue but the following seemed to work for me.
WITH endDate =
DATETIME("9/May/2023 12:00 AM", "en_AU", "Australia/Melbourne")+86400000 : /*end date plus 1 day*/
WITH startDate =
endDate - (86400000 * 13) : /*end date minus 13 days*/
WITH workLogged =
worklogs
.FILTER( $.startDate > startDate AND $.startDate < endDate )
.timeSpent.SUM() :
CEILING(jira_days(workLogged),3)
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