Work Log Report

The Work Log Report is similar to the Two Dimensional Filter Statistics gadget, with the difference that it sums up work logs instead of numeric custom fields.

Configuration

Options	Explanation
Which issues do you want to analyze?	Select an existing filter or Custom JQL to define the issues that you want to analyze. Using Custom JQL allows you to narrow down the result set ad-hoc without the need to create a filter.
What time period would you like to view?	Only time logs of the selected period will be displayed, with options including Current week, Last week, Last two weeks, Current month, Last month, and Custom.
From?	Select the start date or enter a relative date (e.g. -3m for the past three months) if you have selected a Custom time period. Relative time frames: d = days, w = weeks, m = months, y = years.
To?	Select the end date or enter a relative date (e.g. 1w for one week into the future) if you have selected a Custom time period.. Relative time frames: d = days, w = weeks, m = months, y = years
How do you want to group the results?	Select the field that will be used to group or aggregate the results by on the x-Axis, such as Sprint or Project. The y-axis will always display the name of each worklog author.
Choose the computation strategy	Define how sumUp will process the calculation internally. Choose one of these two options: Large number of work logs per returned issue If you expect a large number of work logs per issue, this strategy should deliver the results faster. Large number of returned issues If you expect a large number of issues with a relatively small number of work logs, choose this option - it will be faster.
How many rows do you want to display per page?	Choose how many rows (x-axis) you want to display when viewing the gadget. Additional results will be paginated. The sum rows will show the total of all results regardless of the page they are on.
Do you want to refresh your data every 15 minutes?	Enabling this option is useful when displaying information that needs a periodic and automatic refresh, particularly when the gadget is displayed on a wallboard.
Do you want to include links to the issue navigator?	Check this option to make each result clickable. Once you click any highlighted number you will see the underlying JQL query and results in the Issue Navigator. Leave unchecked if you rarely use the Issue Navigator or experience slow loading times.