How to calculate total original estimate of filtered issues?

[Roman Kuznetsov]

We need to calculate the sum of original estimates of filtered issues (from different projects). Is it possible?

Jira has Time Tracking Report. But it shows issues of only one project.

The best way would be total numeric fields for Original Estiamte, Remaining Estimate, Time Spent in Issue Navigator.

Maybe plugins can do it?

Thanks.

[clair clark]

Hi - yes i have done that.

But I agree - inconvenient.

And it is not as good as the time-tracking report per version in Jira.

My issue is that I want a report that tells me if we are on track for a release schedule, however the release is made up of different projects.

Would love a time tracking report that allows filtering cross project :)

Thanks for your help

[Nikolay Trifonov]

We made a version for the "pretty" format, which also output the results in pretty format

It is very handy to run as a snippet (just create a snippet, paste the code and then you only need to run it whenever needed).

Here is the code:

(function () {

            function parseJiraTime(time) {

                var splittedTime = time.split(", ");

                var result = 0;

                for (var i = 0; i < splittedTime.length; i++) {

                    var currentTimeUnit = splittedTime[i];

                    if (currentTimeUnit.indexOf("week") > -1) {

                        var count = parseInt(currentTimeUnit, 10);

                        result += (count * 40 * 60);

                    }

                    if (currentTimeUnit.indexOf("day") > -1) {

                        var count = parseInt(currentTimeUnit, 10);

                        result += (count * 8 * 60);

                    }

                    if (currentTimeUnit.indexOf("hour") > -1) {

                        var count = parseInt(currentTimeUnit, 10);

                        result += (count * 60);

                    }

                    if (currentTimeUnit.indexOf("min") > -1) {

                        var count = parseInt(currentTimeUnit, 10);

                        result += count;

                    }

                }

                return result;

            }

            var table = document.getElementById('issuetable');

            var ths = table.querySelectorAll('th');

            var index;

            Array.prototype.forEach.call(ths, function (th, i) {

                var data = th.getAttribute('data-id');

                if (data === 'timeoriginalestimate') index = i;

            });

            var rows = table.querySelectorAll('.issuerow');

            var total = 0;

            Array.prototype.forEach.call(rows, function (row) {

                var cells = row.querySelectorAll('td');

                cells = Array.prototype.slice.call(cells, 0);

                var value = cells[index].textContent;

                if (!value) return;

                total += parseJiraTime(value);

            });

            var weeks = parseInt(total / (60 * 8 * 5), 10);

            total = total % (60 * 8 * 5);

            var days = parseInt(total / (60 * 8), 10);

            total = total % (60 * 8);

            var hours = parseInt(total / 60, 10);

            var minutes = total % 60;

            console.log('Total original estimate: ' + weeks + 'w, ' + days + 'd, ' + hours + 'h, ' + minutes + 'm.');

        }());

[Anton White]

Hi everybody!

I wrote small javascript snippet which can be easily run in Chrome Developer tools.

You can run this code easily in Console or create a Snippet in a Sources tab.

Notice: Works only with hour format in time tracking settings, e.g. 5h, 14h. You can modify snippet to fit your needs.

Enjoy!

---------------------- COPY CODE UNDER THIS LINE ------------------------------------

var table = document.getElementById('issuetable');

var ths = table.querySelectorAll('th');

var index;

Array.prototype.forEach.call(ths, function(th, i) {

var data = th.getAttribute('data-id');

if (data === 'timeoriginalestimate') index = i;

});

var rows = table.querySelectorAll('.issuerow');

var total = 0;

Array.prototype.forEach.call(rows, function(row) {

var cells = row.querySelectorAll('td');

cells = Array.prototype.slice.call(cells, 0);

var value = cells[index].textContent;

if (!value) return;

total += parseInt(value, 10);

});

console.log('Total original estimate = ' + total + ' hours.');

[Anton White]

Hi everybody!

I wrote a small javascript snippet which can be easily run in Chrome Developer tools' Console.

Notice: Works only with hour format in time tracking settings, e.g. 5h, 14h.

You can modify snippet to fit your needs like parsing another time format.

---------------------- COPY CODE UNDER THIS LINE ------------------------------------

var table = document.getElementById('issuetable');

var ths = table.querySelectorAll('th');

var index;

Array.prototype.forEach.call(ths, function(th, i) {

var data = th.getAttribute('data-id');

if (data === 'timeoriginalestimate') index = i;

});

var rows = table.querySelectorAll('.issuerow');

var total = 0;

Array.prototype.forEach.call(rows, function(row) {

var cells = row.querySelectorAll('td');

cells = Array.prototype.slice.call(cells, 0);

var value = cells[index].textContent;

if (!value) return;

total += parseInt(value, 10);

});

console.log('Total original estimate = ' + total + ' hours.');

[Anton White]

Hi everybody!

I wrote small javascript snippet which can be easily run in Chrome Developer tools.

You can run this code easily in Console or create a Snippet in a Sources tab.

Notice: Works only with hour format in time tracking settings, e.g. 5h, 14h. You can modify snippet to fit your needs.

---------------------- COPY CODE UNDER THIS LINE ------------------------------------

var table = document.getElementById('issuetable');

var ths = table.querySelectorAll('th');

var index;

Array.prototype.forEach.call(ths, function(th, i) {

var data = th.getAttribute('data-id');

if (data === 'timeoriginalestimate') index = i;

});

var rows = table.querySelectorAll('.issuerow');

var total = 0;

Array.prototype.forEach.call(rows, function(row) {

var cells = row.querySelectorAll('td');

cells = Array.prototype.slice.call(cells, 0);

var value = cells[index].textContent;

if (!value) return;

total += parseInt(value, 10);

});

console.log('Total original estimate = ' + total + ' hours.');

[Stefania Tiraboschi]

Solution found!

https://tempoplugin.jira.com/wiki/display/TEMPO/Tempo+7.6+Release+Notes

Released 2 days ago, it does exactly what we need!

[Stefania Tiraboschi]

Same here. We need to sum up the original estimates of all the issues in one group of issues (version).

[Roman Kuznetsov]

Still no solution...

[Oğuz Kağan Aslan]

i am also waiting for a solution to this problem.

[clair clark]

Hi

I also need to do this - did you get a resolution at all?

Thanks

[Roman Kuznetsov]

Hi

You can download Excel file with filtered issues in Issue Navigator (Views - Excel) and set formula in Excel to calculate total fields.

But it's inconvenient.