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I would like to see the time that I have logged for an issue for each workdate and not for the updated date.
For example, if I enter 8 hours today and, on the same day, I enter 8 hours for yesterday, how can I see a report that shows 8 hours for each day?
Hello @Hessel F
Unfortunately, there are no Jira built-in reports that could show you the time you (or your team) logged in particular days to particular issues.
On the bright side though, there are Marketplace apps like our Worklogs - Time Tracking and Reports that can give you visibility to such information. Here's a screenshot demonstrating how the report looks like broken down by users and total time logged in the given day.
You can click on each time entry to get a list of all issues the time was logged to. You can also choose grouping by issues, to display the time broken down by the issues, instead of a total time logged in a day.
If this sounds like what you are looking for, you can give Worklogs a try.
Best regards,
Sebastian
Nearly all timesheet add-ons including our WorklogPRO add-on displays 8 hours per day in this scenario. All of them shows worklog on the day you specify when logging work, not on the day you perform the log work action.
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Hi @Hessel F -
That should be the case that you see the work logged on the date you specify. Can you add a screenshot, so we can help you troubleshoot further?
Carolyn
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As you can see, when I filter the issues, I can show the 'updated' field and not the 'worklog date'. That means I can see when the issue was updated, but I can't see on which day I actually did the work (i.e. the worklog date).
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I wonder why Jira makes it so easy to capture time for any date, if the only way to see it is to buy an add-on?
Thank you to everyone who has replied, and I accept the answers that say that it can only be done by using add-ons. The company policy where I work is that we cannot use add-ons.
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Yes, I see what you mean from your screenshot - sorry about that. Maybe you can try the Chrome extension as Andriy mentioned?
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The Chrome extension that Andriy mentioned is useful, but it gives the hours logged per day, without breaking them down into issues.
It is definitely an improvement!
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The one that I am going to end up using is also a Google Chrome extension and it's called "Jira Assistant".
It gives reports of work logged per story and sub task and the reports can be for groups or individuals.
It has a number of reporting features and I am impressed!
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