We are using Jira for a Kanban board and our manager wants a weekly report of all the changes in the last week.
Can I generate this from Jira?
You can use simple date calculation to retrieve Issues that have been updated in the last week
This will return all issues that were updated since the beginning of the current week.
updatedDate > startOfWeek()
If you want to see the last 7 days from the current date, use
updatedDate > startOfDay(-7d)
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I do a lot of day-of reporting and one of the things I'm trying to do is compare today's performance to another day. The trouble is I'm trying to comp. to that day to the last full hour. Essentially filter out all data in that comp day that happened after the last completed hour.
I've accomplished this in Tableau but I'd like for this report to be done in Data Studio. Is there a way of using functions to create a custom metric that returns the current hour? If I could get that I could easily use it as a filter for my report.
Thanks for any help.
Here's what the solution looks like in tableau:
IF [Session Hour (int)] <= [Current Hour]
THEN
[Revenue GA]
END
And:
DATEPART('hour', Now())-4
I was able to filter to the current hour by
a) making a calculated field to figure out the minutes difference between now and the data
minutes_before_now = datetime_diff(current_datetime(),the_time,MINUTE)
and b) filtering the data where this field was < 60
My advice would be to create a filter inside a date range, p.e.
And then you can choose the comparison range within the primary date range.
That's what I'd do, if I understood your question.
I specified like below
run_calendar : 15CD & 30CD
Getting an error saying invalid keyword?
Tried many combinations “15CD” & “30CD” also 15CD,30CD still sane error.
extended calendar can have such conditions.
Create an extended calendar as
extended_calendar: Cal_name
description: runs on 15th and 30th of every month
workday: mo,tu,we,th,fr
non_workday:
holiday:
holcal:
cyccal:
adjust: 0
condition: MNTHD#15| MNTHD#30
Use this calendar for your job.
MNTHD#nn
Specifies that the schedule that is generated by the extended calendar includes the nnth day of the month.
refer this link for more such combination of calendar conditions
Hope this helps.
I am trying to list the products of a seller (using marketplaceID) that is created or updated after a specific date.
I tried RequestReport with ReportType "_GET_MERCHANT_LISTINGS_DATA_" and setting StartDate to the target date but the data returned contains products that are created (or lastly updated) before that date.
https://developer.amazonservices.com/
The documentation is not very specific on what 'StartDate' actually does:
Start of a date range used for selecting the data to report.
Type: xs:datetime
Default: Now
If I recall correctly, this date does not relate to a products modification timestamps but to a products existance in the database. As an example, setting StartDate to yesterday should give you a list of products that were in the database within the last 24 hours. This includes products that were recently created and products that were created way before that but still exist.
I don't think it is possible to get a list of products that were modified within a timeframe (again, I'm writing this from my recollection on how this worked when I played with it)
I want to use a asp.net drop down to present the user a delivery date on checkout. What I'm not sure about is how to get the specific dates. What the user should see and be able to select in the drop down is the next Monday and Tuesday for the next two weeks. Any help would be appreciated.
thanks.
The simplest solution is to use the DateTime.DayOfWeek property (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.datetime.dayofweek.aspx).
You start with getting today's date, or, if today is Monday and you can't deliver for two days, so the next delivery will be a week Monday, then start with tomorrow. I am not certain how you would handle if I order tomorrow could I get a delivery date for the next day, so I would need that clarified.
Get the day of the week, starting with either today or tomorrow, extracting it from a specific date as explained here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.datetime.dayofweek.aspx
If it isn't Monday or Tues then just determine how many days you need to reach Monday or Tuesday, then add that number of days and get that date, and then just add seven and get the date.
I would prefer to let .NET determine the date of seven days from now, as you may change month or years.
That is the basic approach. If you get stuck when trying to implement it, I would suggest some code so we can help you determine where you got stuck.
There are other approaches, but this is probably the simplest to understand and implement.
Here's a pretty simple suggestion using a lot of LINQ:
private void LoadDeliveryDays(int period)
{
DateTime[] days = Enumerable.Range(1, period).Select(i => DateTime.Today.AddDays(i)).ToArray();
DropDownList1.DataSource = (from d in days where d.DayOfWeek == DayOfWeek.Monday | d.DayOfWeek == DayOfWeek.Tuesday select d.ToString("dddd dd-MM-yyyy")).ToArray();
DropDownList1.DataBind();
}
You probably want to change the d.ToString("dddd dd-MM-yyyy") and/or what value is actually used in the dropdown.
I have a report where it shows meetings and their requirements. However i just want the report to show ONLY today's stuff--not the entire week's worth.
I tried setting my group header (i'm grouping by day) to currentdate but yet it still shows me the entire week. I then have to go to the grouping tree and select today's date. Is there any way to run my report and have it ONLY show today's stuff and nothing else???
Any ideas?
Use the select expert to limit the results to today's date. printdate is a special Crystal Formula keyword.
{table.date_field} = printdate
Or, if you're working with a datetime db field you can strip the time with CDate
CDate({table.date_field}) = printdate
One way would be to change your query so that it's only getting one day's worth of data; that is, assuming your data contains a date field. To take it a step further, you could add date parameters to the query itself and leave the group headers as is. That way, you can have one day of data, or data from a specific date range.
If you have no influence (or desire) to change the way data comes into Crystal Reports, you could also add a formula via the Section Expert to suppress the group or detail section unless the date is the current date.