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report displaying numbers of tickets created per hour

julio valdez April 30, 2021

Hi,

Is there a way to display how many tickets are received each hour of the day? We do have 'datamart' available though I have not used it.  

Thanks in advance,

 

~JV

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Thomas Deiler
Community Champion
April 30, 2021

Dear @julio valdez ,

have a look at the Recently Created Issues Report. This shows how many issues are created per hour/day/month + how many got resolved.

So long

Thomas

julio valdez April 30, 2021

Hi @Thomas Deiler , I've looked at that but it's something I can present to upper management.  I'd like something cleaner etc

Thanks

Thomas Deiler
Community Champion
May 1, 2021

Dear @julio valdez ,

then you have to look for market place apps, that fulfill your requirements or you create your graphics on your own. Either by CSV export or with REST API queries.

So long

Thomas

julio valdez May 4, 2021

Hi @Thomas Deiler , I like the idea of a report by CSV export. Is there a quick tutorial on how to go about this?  Thanks

Thomas Deiler
Community Champion
May 4, 2021

Dear @julio valdez ,

That's quite simple:

  1. use your favorite filter or search for issues.
  2. on the result click upper right area on 'Export - > CSV'

The data can be processed with other tools. Apart from Excel have a look at Gnuplot. A good tutorial is here.

With a little bit of scripting, you could read the filter results with the REST API (GET /rest/api/2/search), extract the relevant data from JSON response and process it with gnuplot. Then the result (PDF) can be shared by mail. The script could be triggered by cron eg. daily. Then it is fully automated. All you need is open source - no plugin will be required.

So long

Thomas

Thomas Deiler
Community Champion
May 10, 2021

Dear @julio valdez ,

don't forget to press the "green accept answer" button to indicate other readers the successful answering of your question.

So long
Thomas

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