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How to use labels?

Carsten Knobloch
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March 4, 2014

Dear all,

I am just experiencing a bit with jira/folio. I set up a portfolio with different folios and also planned some expenses.

On the other hand I created a ticket with a label A and also added this label to one of the planned expenses in order to assign the effort to these planned expenses.

But if I now generate the expense report and filter this label, I do not see anything else than 0.00.

How else can I assign tickets directly to planned expenses to one folio?

Thanks in advance

Achim

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Kitologic Inc.
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April 10, 2014

Hi Achim,

Sorry for the delay, the FOLIO team gets notify for all questions tagged as "addon-com.greffon.folio" unfortunatelly not "folio".

The use of labels in an expense report for planned costs is a way to regroup planned expenses and positions.

The use of labels in an expense report for actual costs is a way to regroup actual expenses and worked hours (based on the worklogs of the labeled issues).

Issues do not intervene with the planned costs.

I hope this helps.

Cheers
JC

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