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[Khaled Arafat]

Does anybody know if I can get all common issues for 2 months back?

I want to measure with issues or request my client keep placing on our service desk. 

Is that possible to solve within an easy way?

Regards 

[Alex Koxaras _Relational_ · Accepted solution]

Hi @Khaled Arafat 

Apart from what @Joseph Chung Yin suggested, I would also suggest a solution within Jira. It will involve:

• Creating a JQL
• Placing a gadget on a dashboard

For starters I would use the following JQL

projectType = service_desk and created >= startOfMonth(-2) AND created < startOfMonth()

to get all my service desks and all issues created within the last two months. Of course you can modify the above to your likings.

Then I would place a gadget on my dashboard (or create a new one. That's up to you) and add a FIlter Count gadget. It has a little work to place all your request types, especially if you have a lot. The final result would look something like that:

The above would give you a good idea of the request types your customer creates within the last two months.

If you want more power then either:

• Look for an app from the marketplace such as Dashboard Hub (https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1223898/dashboard-hub-for-jira-reports-charts?hosting=cloud&tab=overview) to get a cool interactive report like the following one
  
  OR
• Go with the solution that @Joseph Chung Yin suggested

Hope something from the above helped you :)

[Joseph Chung Yin · Accepted solution]

@Khaled Arafat -

You can uses JQL (via issue search) to query the issues associated a specific request type.  I am assuming "all common issues" are associated to a request type that you are looking for.

Here is the JQL example -

project = <your JSM project> and "Customer Request Type" = <your JSM Request Type>

Afterward, you can export the result into CSV and use Excel to further conduct analysis.

Hope this helps.

Best, Joseph Chung Yin

Jira/JSM Functional Lead, Global Infrastructure Applications Team

Viasat Inc.

[Khaled Arafat]

Hi @Alex Koxaras _Relational_ @Joseph Chung Yin  

The solution is a combined of your 2 answer the JQL project = "IT service desk" AND "Request Type" = "New equipment (ITSM)" AND created >= startOfMonth(-2) AND created AND created < startMonth().

Thank you 👍