Is possible know the total of tasks that the users made in sprint.
Ex:
The user working in 10 task in sprint.
Hi Raphael, you could do something like this:
go to Search for issues switch to Advanced search and enter a JQL like this:
Sprint = NameOfDesiredSprint AND Assignee was in (CurrentUser()) AND Resolution != EMPTY
Assuming that you want to include all issues that were assigned to a spcific user, even if they were not the one closing it. Otherwise you could set Assignee = CurrentUser()
Also you can obviously swap CurrentUser() to a spcific user name to find out how many issues that would generate for a spcific user. Jira then gives you a list of issues that fit your JQL Query and at the bottom of the list it will show the number of tasks this query fits with.
Sprint = NameOfDesiredSprint AND Assignee = UserName gives you a list of all tasks assigned to a spcific user in a specific sprint regardless of whether they were completed.
Is that kind of in the direction you were looking for?
Cheers Merle
that's exactly it!!!
Thank you.
Another question, is it possible to filter with the time users have worked?
Ex: In the task more than one user can work, such as only taking the time each user worked. Under Activities there is the fieldwork record that shows this.
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Hi @Raphael Fontes ,
if I understand you correctly what you are after is a bit more tricky out of the box, there is a somehwat longish community thread on this subject: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/How-can-I-generate-a-report-of-time-logged-per-person-and-not/qaq-p/3093
There is also a thread that has more useful jql in it for you I believe: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/Time-spent-Work-logged-by-CurrentUser/qaq-p/526377
depending on what you want to do and I am assuming you want to report on the data such as , User A worked XY amount of times on project Z in sprint 5 while User B worked W amount of hours correct?
Time Tracking Report could potentially help you out a little bit, but I am not sure.
Cheers
Merle
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