Hello!
So my team at work uses a Jira dashboard/JQL to pull in Jira items created by development that needs documentation. For this, we have them select a Supporting Needs - Documentation check box we created, and then use the following code to pull it onto our dashboard:
project in (product name) AND fixversion in versionMatches(year) AND "Supporting Needs" = Documentation AND ("Supporting Needs Completed" not in (Documentation) OR "Supporting Needs Completed" is EMPTY)
Similarly, when we are finished with the documentation, we select a Supporting Needs Completed - Documentation check box.
What I'm looking to do is to find out how many Jira items were completed within a specific date range using that SNC - Documentation check box. So something like:
project in (product name) AND ("Supporting Needs Completed" = Documentation)
But then also add in that the only results returning should be those where the check box was selected between 1/1/23 and 12/31/23.
Is this possible? I've used date ranges for when the status of a Jira item was changed to done and that works fine, but can't figure out how to do a date range for when a check box was selected.
Thanks!
Unfortunately, when a field (i.e. your checked boxes field) is updated by default it will just update the issue's "Updated" date. There is no date/time tracking out of the box on field changes unless one access each issue's history.
One possible option that you may want to consider is creating a date/time custom field for your project, so if the checkboxes custom field changes, one can update the "date/time" custom field with the time that the change is made. This can be achieve using Automation for Jira automation rule.
Afterward, you can use the new date/time field in your reporting need.
Hope this makes sense.
Best, Joseph Chung Yin
Jira/JSM Functional Lead, Global Technology Applications Team
Viasat Inc.
Status is one of the six fields that support past searches in JQL, but custom fields like "Supporting Needs" don't allow past searches.
I guess Issue History for Jira app can help to review past updates for a custom field within a specific date range. My team developed it to track any changes made to all standard and custom fields. You can add the Supporting Needs field as a separate column and see if it works for you.
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