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How can I build a hierarchical report in Confluence?

Gabor Nagy
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August 2, 2018

Hi,

Management would like to see in our Confluence a page, which lists all the Stories grouped by Epics and filtered by planned Release.

We have now a page that provides the required information but took long to put together and needs manual maintenance if Epics are added or if the planned release is changed.

I would like to know if there is a better way to achieve similar results. Better = less typing to create it and 0 maintenance, i.e. no manually entered issue keys.

The page source looks like this at the moment:

{Jira key=MY-483}

{Jira fixVersion in ( Release1, 1.1, 1.2) AND IssueType = Story AND "Epic Link" = MY-483}

{Jira key=MY-481}

{Jira fixVersion in ( Release1, 1.1, 1.2) AND IssueType = Story AND "Epic Link" = MY-481}

etc.

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AnnWorley
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August 3, 2018

Hi Gabor,

It sounds like you can build the report using the Jira Issues Macro with Advanced searching. Please note on the Jira Issues Macro doc that you can edit the macro to display more fields from Jira, like Epic Name, Epic link, etc.

I look forward to hearing if that works for your case.

Thanks,

Ann

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