In Jira, you can find the work ratio (also known as work progress or work completed) using the Jira Query Language (JQL) in a filter. The work ratio is the percentage of work completed for an issue or a set of issues. Here’s how you can achieve this:
- Open Jira and navigate to the “Issues” section.
- Click on the “Advanced issue search” or “Filters” option.
- Click on the “Edit” option next to the filter you want to work with, or create a new filter by clicking on “New filter.”
- In the JQL search bar, you can use a JQL function to calculate the work ratio. The JQL function to calculate the work ratio is:
workRatio()
- Add any other criteria to your JQL query to narrow down the results, for example, project, status, assignee, etc. For instance:
project = "Your Project" AND status = "In Progress" AND assignee = currentUser() AND workRatio() > 0
In the above example, the JQL query finds issues in the project “Your Project,” with the status “In Progress,” assigned to the current user, and where the work ratio is greater than 0 (i.e., there is some work progress).
- Click on the “Search” button to see the results. The work ratio will be displayed as a percentage for each issue in the search results.
Please note that the “workRatio()” function may not be available in older versions of Jira or certain Jira configurations. If the function is not available, you may need to consider using third-party plugins or custom solutions to calculate the work ratio.