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Require a JQL query that will amortise the effort between the start and end date of a task

Neil Green January 3, 2023

Hello, I am wondering if there is a way to do what I am looking to do.

I want to create a jql / filter / pie chart (in JIRA or confluence) that will allocate the time to the specific period.

I have a requirement for a number of overlapping tasks. But even so if I do a workload report where my 14 day period covers just 1 day of the task it aggregates all of the time for that task into my report, where ideally I only want 1 days worth (even better would be if the task was set for 10 days that it would include 1/10th of the original estimate), and the perfect would be if it did the calculation including workdays

I have a filter at the moment as follows:

labels = workload AND status != Done AND "Start date[Date]" > Now() AND "Start date[Date]" <= 14d AND assignee = user 1

 

Any help would be gratefully received, please bear in mind I am a user not a dev.

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Walter Buggenhout
Community Champion
January 3, 2023

Hi @Neil Green,

Your observation that all time spent is returned is correct. That is because JQL (Jira Query Language) always returns issues. It does not return hours spent on those issues or anything else, just a list of issues. 

If you want to do reporting on time spent during a certain period of time, your best bet would be to look into the marketplace for solutions that focus either on time tracking (with reporting features included) or more specific reporting tools. They could/should unleash very powerful additional capabilities to your site and data.

Hope this helps!  

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