User workload report not showing issues

[James Ellett]

I have a project with a number of issues assigned to a specific user. All issues are "In Progress" and have time estimates. When I attempt to generate a user workload report for the assignee, JIRA tells me that "There are no unresolved issues assigned to the specified user." What are the conditions that need to be met for issues to be pulled into the user workload report?

[James Ellett · Accepted solution]

Ah I figured it out. The field configuration of the project was hiding the "Resolution" field, which apparently was preventing issues from appearing in the report.

[Nicolas JAUTEE]

Hello James,

If you're still around, did you find out why issues were not shown in your User Workload report ? I am experimenting the same problem, issues are unresolved, time estimate and timespent >0...

The JQL request provided by Matthew Warton returns 4 issues, but I can see only 2 issues for my user in the report.. for the other users, there is just no result. I fail to figure out what is the difference between shown and hidden issues yet

edit : I just saw that adding the "Resolution" field solved your problem, it did not for me, anyone have this issue?

[mwarton]

Hi James,

As close as I could work out the conditions are equivalent to the JQL query:

assignee={User} and resolved is EMPTY and (timespent > 0 or originalEstimate > 0)

I worked this out when creating the user workload sample report for Intelligent Reports. If you need additional information beyond the standard JIRA user workload report take a look at Intelligent Reports. You can design your report in Microsoft Word, and use simple point and click rules to fill in the data. No scripting or API to learn.

[James Ellett]

Thanks mwarton,

I guess I'm still lost, because there are issues assigned to the user, none of them are resolved, and they all have originalEstimates greater than 0.

That add-on looks pretty great... I think I'll try it out!

[Muriel S_ Thiago Ledoux Rupp]

thanks for the JQL