We have 12 Jira projects and scrum boards.
I have used Sprint Health and Sprint burn down widgets to create Dashboards that shows the Active sprint details of those 12 projects.
Is there a way to get historical Sprint (for ex: last 6 closed sprints) information through JQLs, so I can pull the data into MS Excel online through Jira Cloud App for Excel, and generate Pivots/Reports in the Excel?
The idea is to build a Dashboard with Sprint metrics for all 12 projects in a single view/page.
Jira doesn't provide such capability, but there is Agile Reports and Gadgets app, which has cross-team Velocity chart allowing you to see several teams on one chart:
And also you can export the chart data to .csv:
Or even generate a Live Data link to pull date to your sheets automatically:
Hope you find my answer useful!
Thanks for sharing the details @Vasyl Krokha _Broken Build_
Due to other factors we are not planning to get yours or any other 3rd Party app at this point.
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@Asokan Manickavasagam gotcha.
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I think this Sprint Reviewer Pro app is just for your requirement.
Key Features:
📊 Comprehensive Sprint Tracking: Monitor up to 50 sprints per board with detailed metrics.
📈 Advanced Progress Metrics: Track sprint progress using both Story Points and Time.
📋 Issue Counts by Status: Get a clear view of issue distribution across different status categories.
📁 CSV Data Export: Export sprint data for further analysis.
Hope it helps & thanks,
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