Timesheet Report provides a timesheet table and a view of the worklogs in a structured form, summarized by Project, Issue and User.
Each column in the grid represents a day, week, month, or quarter, depending on the Grid Periods option you select on the Grid view drop-down menu. You can also specify the what data to display using the Columns options.
Filtering Data
Select filters for the reports to show only the information you need. You can, for example, select to view time logged on a specific project or all planned work for your team. The Filter by box at the top of the report shows which filters are applied.
Grouping Data
Group data in your reports to help you structure your information in a meaningful way. The groups are displayed in the report according to Jira hierarchy.
To simplify the report view, reports containing multiple levels of grouping do not display "empty" hierarchy levels. The following example shows a report that has been grouped by Epic/Issue/Sub-task/Worklog. No Epic hierarchy level is shown for Issue PRO-11 since it is not linked to an epic. Also, there is no hierarchy level for Sub-tasks because the issues do not have any. This makes the report look tidier and more easy to read.
To group data in a report:
Click the Group by box to to display a list of possible choices. Select the groups you want to add.
To remove a level of grouping, click Group by, and then click x to the right of the specified group level.
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Határértékek:
// jóváhagyás határétékei, max ennyit ad vissza a backend jóváhagyási kérés nélkül, e fölött már döcögős lehet a böngésző: long periodApproveLimit = 1000; // periodok max száma, azaz 1000 nap/hét/stb long rowApproveLimit = 2000; // sorok max száma, azaz összesen ennyi projekt, issue, user és worklog lehet egy response-ban long cellApproveLimit = 100000; // maximum szorzata a lekérdezett periodnak és soroknak // backend határértékei, ennél többet nem fog kiszolgálni az app: long periodBackendLimit = 4000; long rowBackendLimit = 10000; long cellBackendLimit = 1000000;