Hi Everyone,
I'm hoping this is available and I'm just not finding it. I've added the 'Updated' column to our service desk queue, but I'd like more detailed information - in the form of a timestamp. Is it possible to show the time a ticket was received/updated as well as the date?
Thanks!
Currently, this is not possible so we're tracking this feature request:
JRACLOUD-71355: Display time value for Created, Updated and Resolved fields view search results / saved filter without updating global settings
You can update the format displayed in these columns and include the timestamp by updating the Day/Month/Year Format under Settings > System > Look and feel (requires Jira Admin permissions)
<your site name>.atlassian.net/secure/admin/LookAndFeel!default.jspa
Ashutosh Sharma I have done this configuration in Jira Cloud of my company . However, the timestamp hh:mm only appears in Queue but not in filters. I need to enable in filters also. It is possible?
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I would suggest adding a text field where you will put the exact date format that you want using an automation (Here is the documentation: https://support.atlassian.com/cloud-automation/docs/jira-smart-values-date-and-time/)
Then display this field in your queue
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Thanks for the suggestion. Even though this would work, it would add a ton of unnecessary rule executions. Also, I've found the extended date is already available and even presented when hovering over the simple date. I just want it to display by default, rather than needing to hover over it.
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