Hi @Lisa New
To pull a report based on sprints in Jira, you can use one of these methods:
1. Use Built-in Jira Reports
Jira offers several reports tailored to sprint-based data. Here's how you can access them:
- Go to your Jira Project.
- Click on Reports from the left-hand menu.
- Select a report such as:
- Sprint Report: Shows the issues completed during a sprint and any issues not completed.
- Velocity Chart: Displays how much work was delivered in past sprints.
- Burndown Chart: Tracks work progress within the sprint.
- Select the sprint you want to analyze from the dropdown menu.
2. Use JQL (Jira Query Language)
You can use JQL to filter issues by a specific sprint:
- Go to the Filters menu and click Advanced Issue Search.
- Use a query like:
makefile
sprint = "Sprint Name"
Replace "Sprint Name"
with your actual sprint name or ID.
- Modify the query to include additional filters, such as:
java
sprint = "Sprint Name" AND status = "Done"
- Save or export the results if needed.
3. Create a Custom Dashboard
- Go to Dashboards and create a new one or edit an existing dashboard.
- Add gadgets like:
- Issue Statistics: Filter issues by sprint.
- Two-Dimensional Filter Statistics: Compare sprint data across other fields like assignee or status.
- Sprint Burndown Gadget: Visualize sprint progress.
4. Use Third-Party Apps
If you need advanced reporting, consider apps like:
- eazyBI Reports and Charts: For customizable reports and charts based on sprint data.
- Jira Align: For portfolio-level sprint analysis.
- Advanced Roadmaps: For sprint planning and reporting.
5. Export Data for External Analysis
- Use the Advanced Issue Search with your JQL query.
- Export the results to Excel or CSV for further manipulation.
Let me know if you need help with a specific report or query setup! 😊
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