Hi
In order to see a workload, I need to make a list of users, and issues, to which they were assigned (even if now issues are not assigned to them) in last 7 days, for example. Is it possible?
I need something like this:
John Doe
I tried to make it with Structure, but no luck (
Hi Udjin,
In Structure this would be a little tricky - you can do it, but you'd have to know all potential users.
As a quick example:
IF(jd, "John Doe", assignee)
jd variable need to be set as query match : assignee was "John Doe" AFTER "-7d"
However, if you need to group by all assignees, at the moment it is not possible. That is, you can make this hierarchy:
John Doe
- Issue 1
Mary Jane, John Doe
- Issue 2
but not
John Doe
- Issue 1
- Issue 2
Mary Jane
- Issue 2
We plan to add working with arrays to Formulas, but at the moment it is not possible.
Regards,
Egor Tasa
ALM Works
Hi, Egor.
Thanks for your answer.
It looks like a good temporary workaround. Do you have an information, when, approximately, arrays to formulas will be ready?
This variant is suitable
John Doe
- Issue 1
Mary Jane, John Doe
- Issue 2
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Hi Udjin,
Hard to say when it will be available, this requires a lot of work, so there is no ETA yet.
For what you find a suitable variant, the formula would be
CONCAT(IF(jd, "John Doe "), IF(mj, "Mary Jane "))
Regards,
Egor
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