I need to be able to find the issues closed in a specific sprint. We have issues that carry through multiple sprints and I need to "Trap" only the issues closed in a specific sprint. How can I do this?

[Shan McAdoo]

The Title says is all.

I have a project with many sprints and need to create a list of sprints that have only the issues closed in a specific sprint. 

[Shan McAdoo]

Thanks for the input 

I am trying some of these ideas now. 

[Brian Ross]

If you can, let us know what you came up with to solve your question. Interested to see different solutions to an issue. Thanks!

[Hoang Tran]

Any luck?  I'm having the same issue.

[jenifer.roveran]

I'm interested too. Did anyone find a good solution?

[alison]

sprint = 6486 and status was in (Closed,Done) during ("2019-09-17 11:45", "2019-10-01 11:28") and issuetype != Sub-Task and resolution not in (Duplicate,Killed)

This should get you the same data for Confluence query as the Sprint Report. Note that you have to put in the status, issuetype and resolutions as per your configuration of Jira.

Sprint name still doesn't work as it has an issue with spaces even though you put it in quotes...

[Paul Alexander]

Another alternative to get deeper if you want to know which parent issues in all open sprints (if you run several teams with several concurrent sprints across any JIRA project) had a status change between a date range. You could further qualify this by adding a time block to the start/stop. Throw this at a pie chart to identify what went to QA and what went to Closed, for instance, in this range. This only works if the sprint is still open; else name the sprint by name like others above.

AND sprint in openSprints() AND status changed during (2015-08-22, 2015-09-04)

[Brian Ross]

Similar to Arthur's comment

Get to the Advanced Search and start building statement similar to:

status WAS "closed" and sprint =  "Sprint 18"

[Arthur Gonçalves]

Hey Shan,

You can run a JQL to search for the sprints you would like to. Please refer to this page for more details on how to achieve it.

-- Arthur Gonçalves