Hi,
Has anyone found a way to export the comments customers leave after completing a JIRA Service Desk Customer Survey?
The star ratings are searchable/exportable via "satisfaction" but I havent found away to extract the comments customers leave.
Thanks
You can export the customer satisfaction rating and also the customer satisfaction comment with Better Excel Exporter (see column "F"):
Hi Bhav,
I wonder how/where the star rating (1-5) is "searchable/exportable" (without comments) - could you please give me a hint on that? My intend is to export it to excel (without using the "Better Excel Exporter").
Cheers
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I don't know about server, but in cloud JSD you can do the following.
Use the JQL: Satisfaction is not null
And then pull the field "Satisfaction" into your results. It'll show up as stars in the Jira view, but when you export to CSV it is a number value.
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Thanks Shannon! Could you please be so kind to provide some screenshots? I am using JSD cloud and cannot choose/pull the field "satisfaction" nor my admin does.
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That is the correct JQL, so it must be a configuration situation. Maybe reach out to your admin or submit an issue with Atlassian. They'll ask for access to login to your environment and be able to tell you what about the configuration is causing the problem.
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Thanks @Shannon indeed JQL for server would be "satisfaction is not empty" and then edit columns to display the satisfaction field and export csv/current fields.
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Hi Bhav,
The only way that I have found to extract these comments is to get them directly from the database.
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Well, you can use a groovy script to write those comments into a file, that's another option.
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