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Is it possible to count the number of open issues in last 24 hours and save as filter by which the email sent to subscribed automatically at fixed time.

Varun Dhingra September 9, 2013

hi,

Is it possible to count the number of open issues in last 24 hours and save as filter by which the email sent to subscribed automatically at fixed time.

Example: Suppose there are an issues key EJ-13, EJ-34, EJ-22. all these are in open stage, then the mail send to subscribed by displaying that 3 issues are open.

And on click it will take you on login page.

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RambanamP
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September 10, 2013

you can create filter using WAS operator some thing like status WAS "Open"DURING ("2013/01/01","2013/02/01")

check this document for more information

https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Advanced+Searching#AdvancedSearching-WAS

after saving filter you can subscribe to a filter to get results to mail

check this document how to subscribe user

https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Receiving+Search+Results+via+Email

Varun Dhingra November 6, 2013

Thanks Rambanam

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Varun Dhingra September 10, 2013

hi,

Is it possible to count the number of open issues in last 24 hours and save as filter by which the email sent to subscribed automatically at fixed time.

Example: Suppose there are an issues key EJ-13, EJ-34, EJ-22. all these are in open stage, then the mail send to subscribed by displaying that 3 issues are open.

And on click it will take you on login page.

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