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Show aged issues by employee. Rank by highest age to lowest for In Progress, In Review.

Sandra Lawrence
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July 20, 2021

How do I use the JIRA report filter to show issues that have not been updated for over 1 week?  Over 2 weeks?  Longer?  By employee?  and possibly show only those where status = in progress or review.

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Dillon
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July 20, 2021

If I understand the request correctly, you could create a custom JQL Filter, and the plugin in confluence pull in the filter.

Your JQL search could look like this:

project = ab and updated >= -2w and assignee = is not EMPTY and status = "In Progress" 

 

Sandra Lawrence
Contributor
July 20, 2021

ok - getting somewhere!  I tested the report by updating one of my issues (so that it would reflect update by today's date).  The issue is not rolling off the report - what am I doing wrong?

Also - what is the best way to show issues that have not been updated between 1 and 2 weeks?  And over 2 weeks old?

Sandra Lawrence
Contributor
July 20, 2021

I changed the filter here:  updated <= -1w  ....this shows all outstanding issues that have not been updated within 7 days.  Would this be correct ( I am confused on the double negative here)

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July 20, 2021

"now" still matches "updated >= -2w" - in English, that's "updated after 2 weeks ago"

You'll need to add an end clause like

"updated >= -2w and updated < -1w"

For the "over 2 weeks", you'll need another filter, with "updated < -2w"

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