Hey Everyone,
I am migrating an MS Project plan into a Jira DC project and need a recommendation for a % Complete plugin to be used as a field parameter.
Since we don't log time in the Program, we would be manually updating the % Complete at the task/sub-task level that would roll up. Any ideas on the best approach to do this?
Hi @Terri Yeago
JXL for Jira is another app that you might like.
JXL is a full-fledged spreadsheet/table view for your issues that allows viewing (and where it makes sense, inline-editing) all your issue fields. It also allows viewing your issues in hierarchies (either Jira's built-in epic/story/sub-task hierarchy, or completely custom hierarchies and structures), and calculating sum-ups across these hierarchies.
This is how it looks in action:
Note that you can sum-up practically any field and use different kinds of progress sum-ups, e.g. based on story points or time estimates. (Disclaimer: I work on JXL :))
Hope this helps,
Best,
Hannes
@Hannes Obweger - JXL for Jira , thank you so much for the feedback! I think this would well with what we are trying to accomplish. I will need to get buy-in from my company to purchase it. Do you know of a free plugin that we could use in the meantime?
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That's great to hear @Terri Yeago I can't really think of a free app - but you can always trial JXL (and any other Marketplace app, for that matter) for free for one month. Maybe that's a way to unblock you?
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Hi @Terri Yeago
For a readymade solution, you can try out our plugin
Agile Tools : Epic Tree, Links Tree, Time in Status & Worklogs
The app rolls up numeric custom fields up to the parent level.
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Hi @Terri Yeago
i would recommend scriptrunner if you don’t already have it. Scriptrunner in many cases around custom fields is a one size fits all type plugin and very well supported by adaptivist.
I personally haven’t made a script for this but I have seen it done so I know it’s possible with scriptrunner but you would either need someone with Java/groovy experience or you can consult with adapativist themselves for this kind of work
there is also a library of scripts you can find here:
https://library.adaptavist.com
best,
clark
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@BA-Clay , great idea! I am sure we have it and if we don't, we should! lol Thank you so much for the reminder in using this great and well diversed plugin!
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