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How to create a report in Jira of all the hours I've worked in a week [closed]

We use Jira ( plain jira, no greenhopper ) for project/task management and a separate system for time tracking.

How can I run a report to extract all the hours I have worked in the last week?

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jeph perro Avatar asked May 29 '12 17:05

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In the issue view, on the right, look for the “time tracking” section. The progress bar will tell you how much time has been logged into this task and its original estimation.

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Choose an Assignee time report. It shows how long each Assignee has been working on each issue. And in the "Total" column you can find the total time a particular person has spent on each issue. Also, you can export a generated report to CSV or XLSX files.


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You can create a custom filter with a custom search query:

project = "My project" and timeSpent is not null and updated > startOfWeek("-1") and assignee was CurrentUser()

More information on JQL is here - https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Advanced+Searching#AdvancedSearching-Updated

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Daria Trainor Avatar answered Oct 11 '22 19:10

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One way would be to install the timesheet plugin which generates a tablular breakdown of time logged against projects, tasks and lets you export the information in Excel.

I've install the plugin quickly to get an idea of how well it works;

Timesheet report

I think this is what you're looking for when producing retrospective time data.

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You can make use of the User Workload report which..

displays useful time tracking information on issues assigned to a particular user. It shows the number of unresolved issues assigned to the specified user, and the workload remaining, on a per-project basis.

To create a report, you need to view (any) Project page, then select "User Workload Report" from the "Reports" link on the top right of the Summary screen. The JIRA Documentation has more instructions.

As an example, the report generated for myself is as follows;

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Toby Jackson Avatar answered Oct 11 '22 19:10

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