I use Jira for project management in my projects, however we have to produce ppt presentations for executives and high-level managers which take a bit of time to assemble.
I would like to automate the production of Powerpoints for my projects that would easily take key information either by choosing the fields or linking some data to a ppt template.
=> Is there a simple way or any add-on to do it that has any success currently ?
Thanks a lot
Perhaps export the Jira data into CSV, import into Excel and then follow
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/insert-excel-data-in-powerpoint-0690708a-5ce6-41b4-923f-11d57554138d
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The stock reports provided by Atlassian do not cover what I would like to investigate
Without buying 3rd party controls, how can I extract data from Jira to play around with and create my own reports and analysis?
You can take a look on JIRA rest api: https://docs.atlassian.com/jira/REST/latest/
You may want to use this: https://bitbucket.org/kaszaq/howfastyouaregoing/ - library which greatly simplifies creation of any metrics based on data from Jira which is cached locally so it does not need to connect and pull issues from Jira each time.
I am searching for the proper way to build an online database application to behave similar to an Excel datasheets that I have.
I have a working excel file with many calculations, and I need to port this to my WordPress website as a service.
My clients would be able to log into the web app section in WordPress, and manipulate their own data sheet, and get results from all the calculations.
Any idea or direction regarding recommended platform or programming language that can do that ?
Sincerely
Dan
If you want to create a web calculators based on an Excel file I would recommend you to take a look at “Appizy”. It converts instantly a spreadsheet into a standalone web calculation tool (HTML+CSS+JAVASCRIPT). You don’t need to hardcode the whole interface and calculation formulas!
As your Excel file is converted in HTML you can download it and paste it in your WP installation.
If you want to include database you might need to had a bit of PHP on top...
Let me know if it helped you!
I am running a website on Orchard 1.6. The (shared) hosting company I use is not great and I am looking to move to somewhere new, possibly Azure.
The question is, having chosen to use SQL server 2008, is there a way I can export ALL of my site's data through the admin UI? Otherwise I will need to backup the data from the database to which I only have limited access.
Obviously I would then want to re-import it later on elsewhere.
Many thanks.
Check out the Import/Export module.
This will work for a lot of content items (pages, menus, widgets etc). If you have custom content parts, you may need to add import and export support to your content part drivers.
You should ask your hosting company to make a backup of the database for you or tell you how to do it. It's your data, they have to comply. If only for disaster recovery.
I am using google app engine to store information to a small database (I have 3 tables). I would like to export these tables to excel files for data analysis. How is that possible?
Could do with some more information before being able to give a good answer to this.
Code for Java AppEngine and Python AppEngine is obviously different (and now Go is supported too) - so which language?
There are two options:
Code your own specific version of an export tool depending on your requirements
Use the built-in download/upload tools provided see : http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/python/tools/uploadingdata.html
The second option will generally be quicker to get setup, but may not do everything you want/need.
What is the best way to export all JIRA data (projects, issues, ...)? I saw that there is an API and a plugin mechanism which probably can provide all the information. But what is the easiest way to export the data? Does it work out of the box or do I have to implement a plugin?
Generally, there are two main approaches to backup your JIRA data. The first one is to back up your database in which JIRA info is stored. The second one is to use the “Backup Data to XML feature”, which is a JIRA feature. Personally, I prefer the second one, because it can be restored to any database engine (MySQL, MSSQL, etc). In addition, as far as it is Xml, it can be compressed to a great extent.
I have written a little ruby utility that uses JIRA's REST API to export all tickets for a given project to the local file system. It is available as a ruby gem, so the installation is trivial.
The tickets are saved as individual JSON files. The tool also supports incremental updates.
I'm using JIRA v1000.747.1 which has native export to CSV of issues.
If you navigate to https://[your-jira-instance]/issues you should see a query screen with results. Fine tune that via the UI or go to the Advanced menu to do more complicated JQL. Then you can click the export button (upper right) to export to XML/Word/HTML/CSV.
The following add-ons will work out of the box, they are configurable and there is no need to code anything:
Better Excel Plugin for XLSX output
PDF View Plugin for PDF output
You can use both free for 30 days, which should be sufficient to migrate your data to the new issue tracker.
You can use this web application to export the data to Word:
http://www.jiratoword.com/
It is quite basic and it could be improved but it is free.