I'm using Tempo plugin, is there a way I can import worklogs using an excel file?
Hey,
I don't know if Tempo has its own CSV or Excel import. I does have REST API which allows it: https://tempoplugin.jira.com/wiki/display/TEMPO/Tempo+Servlet+Manual#TempoServletManual-UpdateWorklogs
Alternatively you can use CSV importer (bundled with JIRA) to import worklog from Excel (which you need to save first into CSV format) directly to JIRA.
It's documented at https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Importing+Data+from+CSV (see Importing Worklog section).
In fact that's good information. I'll check the REST API solution, in the meanwhile I hope @Sverrir can tell if using the CSV Importer will be the same for the Tempo, because I really don't know if it's the same.
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Hi, I was trying to upoad WorkLog. However I am not able to map that to any of the Jira fields. Am I missing something?
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Here is my sample for worklog CSV import. The first line is the CSV header, the next lines are the data for worklog entries.
There are some required columns for the CSV importer, you have to place in your CSV. That is why the "project_name", "project_type", "project_key", and "Summary" columns are in the CSV.
What info do you need for a worklog entry?
1.) ISSUE the user worked on->"issue_key" column
2/a worklog entry description
2/b Day of work
2/c time the work started
2/d user who worked
2/e work duration (JIRA only accepts in seconds)
the 2.) a+b+c+d+e data is in the "Worklog" column
You can see, the column delimiter is (,), but inside the "Worklog" column the worklog entry data delimiter is (;)
The Summary column contains the summary field text of the ISSUE where you want to import the worklog entry.
project_name,project_type,project_key,issue_key,Summary,Worklog
RR-IMP-F03 RFP,software,RRIMPF03,RRIMPF03-10,Summary of the ISSUE,worklog entry description1;2017.11.09 12:30;mlipcsik;3600
RR-IMP-F03 RFP,software,RRIMPF03,RRIMPF03-10,Summary of the ISSUE,worklog entry description2;2017.11.09 13:30;mlipcsik;3600
RR-IMP-F03 RFP,software,RRIMPF03,RRIMPF03-10,Summary of the ISSUE,worklog entry description3;2017.11.09 14:30;mlipcsik;3600
RR-IMP-F03 RFP,software,RRIMPF03,RRIMPF03-10,Summary of the ISSUE,worklog entry description4;2017.11.09 12:30;mlipcsik;3600
1.) Select the CSV file and [Next] button
2.) Select "Defined in CSV" on the "Import to project" option
3.) Date format is dispayed the system default date format, and you have to use the same format in your CSV. My date format is "yyyy.MM.dd HH:mm", that is why I use "2017.11.09 12:30" in my CSV
[Next] button
4.) JIRA field mapping page, map the fields like this:
CSV field - JIRA field
Summary - Summary
Worklog - Worklog (in seconds)
issue_key - Issue Key
project_type - Project type
project_key - Project key
project_name - Project name
I did not checked any "Map field value" options, but it also works, if you check it.
[Next] button
[Begin import]
From all CSV line (except the header) a new worklog entry has been created. The worklog entry appears on the ISSUE page (also in the Tempo section and on the Worklogs pane if you have Tempo add-on installed, and Tempo budget folio automatically shows the loaded HR costs.
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Hi Marton,
We are using work attributes in tempo timesheet for our JIRA.
Is there a way we can import work attributes value as well along within CSV for worklog as above?
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