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JQL: A Jira wide filter, that shows stories completed, by sprint, for each project, in a year?

Benjamin Dains
Contributor
May 13, 2020

Firstly...

It was hard to fit the question in the question box above, so I'll give more information here, and try to communicate what I'm trying to do.

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We are trying to build a report that shows every issue that was completed (resolved) in a years time-frame (think 1/1/2019 to 1/1/2020) by project (and we use projects as functional team areas). 

I know we can't mock it up like this in Jira, and I would probably use something like EasyBI or PowerBI to do this, but this is the end goal, and getting the data is the first step:

Yearly Summary of Completed Work

Project A

  1. Sprint 1
    1. 30 stories planned, 10 completed.
      [List issues]
  2. Sprint 2
    1. 10 stories planned, 15 completed.
      [List issues]
  3. etc.

Project B

  1. Sprint 1
    1. 24 stories planned, 7 completed.
      [List issues]
  2. Sprint 2
    1. 10 stories planned, 15 completed.
      [List issues]
  3. etc.

 

This report would continue and show every team's work from the previous year and their progress.

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Zane eazyBI Support
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May 20, 2020

Hi @Benjamin Dains,

You may explore eazyBI capabilities on Agile and Sprint analytics in eazyBI Demo account:
https://eazybi.com/accounts/1000/dashboards/5956-sprints-overview

Note that you can see a list of issues behind the numbers by clicking on the chart and choosing to Drill through issues (see picture below).

drill trhough issues.jpg

 

Best,

Zane / support@eazyBI.com

Benjamin Dains
Contributor
May 21, 2020

Hi @Zane eazyBI Support !

Thanks for the answer, this is helpful, we actually arrived at the same conclusion earlier this week, thank you for mentioning this. :)

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