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      Problem Definition

      Currently it is not possible to list tickets in the queue to be sorted according to Created Time. It is only possible to sort according to Created Date only.
      Or apart from that a column with tittle of Created time is not available. In case user is interested to have such information displayed.

      Suggested Solution

      To add a column as Created Time.

          Form Name

            [JSDCLOUD-4131] To Add Created Time Column For SD Queues

            Urgently needed. why is this missing from the standard?

            Jürgen Herrmann added a comment - Urgently needed. why is this missing from the standard?

            Ben Hurt added a comment - - edited

            I faced this issue right at the start of building my Jira Project, whilst it is not available you can change the standard DD/MM/YYYY format in the global admin settings to display DD/MM/YYYY HH:MM as a workaround by default, But this will change it most places where just Date is required and will display 00:00 by default. If you navigate to System Settings from the settings menu, in the general configuration, select Advanced Settings, then change the Jira date time picker.

            Working Settings below as a guide.

            Key Value
            jira.clone.prefix CLONE -
            jira.date.picker.java.format dd/MM/yyyy hh:mm a
            jira.date.picker.javascript.format %e/%b/%y
            jira.date.time.picker.java.format dd/MM/yyyy hh:mm a
            jira.date.time.picker.javascript.format %d/%m/%y %I:%M %p
            jira.issue.actions.order asc
            jira.table.cols.subtasks issuetype, status, assignee, progress
            jira.view.issue.links.sort.order type, status, priority
            jira.comment.collapsing.minimum.hidden 4
            jira.newsletter.tip.delay.days 7

            Ben Hurt added a comment - - edited I faced this issue right at the start of building my Jira Project, whilst it is not available you can change the standard DD/MM/YYYY format in the global admin settings to display DD/MM/YYYY HH:MM as a workaround by default, But this will change it most places where just Date is required and will display 00:00 by default. If you navigate to System Settings from the settings menu, in the general configuration, select Advanced Settings, then change the Jira date time picker. Working Settings below as a guide. Key Value jira.clone.prefix CLONE - jira.date.picker.java.format dd/MM/yyyy hh:mm a jira.date.picker.javascript.format %e/%b/%y jira.date.time.picker.java.format dd/MM/yyyy hh:mm a jira.date.time.picker.javascript.format %d/%m/%y %I:%M %p jira.issue.actions.order asc jira.table.cols.subtasks issuetype, status, assignee, progress jira.view.issue.links.sort.order type, status, priority jira.comment.collapsing.minimum.hidden 4 jira.newsletter.tip.delay.days 7

            +1 for this request !

            Martin Kirk added a comment - +1 for this request !

            Keith Aulson added a comment - - edited

            We're working toward our business using Jira for many of their processes that currently live in outlook/email.  This is a core feature to be able to help them sort out what they need. 

            Please add a date mask / format option to fields, or at least the ability to add a separate field with date mask options. We should be able to have a column with date, date and time, long date, etc.  Most even somewhat modern tools have this baked in (Outlook, Excel, PowerBI, SSRS reports, etc.).

            For Jira to get traction and adoption outside of IT users, this kind of thing is expected and required.

            Keith Aulson added a comment - - edited We're working toward our business using Jira for many of their processes that currently live in outlook/email.  This is a core feature to be able to help them sort out what they need.  Please add a date mask / format option to fields, or at least the ability to add a separate field with date mask options. We should be able to have a column with date, date and time, long date, etc.  Most even somewhat modern tools have this baked in (Outlook, Excel, PowerBI, SSRS reports, etc.). For Jira to get traction and adoption outside of IT users, this kind of thing is expected and required.

            This little addition would be great.

            Lukas Petraitis added a comment - This little addition would be great.

            A complete and unambiguous ISO formatted (www.iso.org/iso-8601-date-and-time-format.html) timestamp displayed prominently on Jira issues would be super helpful. Complete timestamps are essential for matching production support issues to incidents in databases or application logs. Timestamps are also essential for sorting issues in list views. 

            Needing to scroll down an issue page to 'below the fold', and then hover over the created/updated fields to get timestamp information is a waste of time.

            Timestamps would be much appreciated displayed in these locations:

            • At the top right corner of each Jira issue page.
            • In the created column for issue search list views.

            ISO formatted examples:

            YEAR-MONTH-DAY    HOUR:MINUTE:SECOND
            2022-02-28  09:48:12
            2021-10-21  17:04:45

            Thanks!

            Michael Miracle added a comment - A complete and unambiguous ISO formatted (www.iso.org/iso-8601-date-and-time-format.html) timestamp displayed prominently on Jira issues would be super helpful. Complete timestamps are essential for matching production support issues to incidents in databases or application logs. Timestamps are also essential for sorting issues in list views.  Needing to scroll down an issue page to 'below the fold', and then hover over the created/updated fields to get timestamp information is a waste of time. Timestamps would be much appreciated displayed in these locations: • At the top right corner of each Jira issue page. • In the created column for issue search list views. ISO formatted examples: YEAR-MONTH-DAY    HOUR:MINUTE:SECOND 2022-02-28  09:48:12 2021-10-21  17:04:45 Thanks!

            Yes please. For me it can just be added to the date field. So we don't have to add another column. But that's just me.

            Dwight Aalse added a comment - Yes please. For me it can just be added to the date field. So we don't have to add another column. But that's just me.

            This is really important for us

            Pavel Dejmal added a comment - This is really important for us

            This would be extremely helpful. Thank you!

            Kevin Tillman added a comment - This would be extremely helpful. Thank you!

            Brent Nye added a comment -

            Much needed. Thanks.

            Brent Nye added a comment - Much needed. Thanks.

            Just Do It!

            Vasyl Suberliak added a comment - Just Do It!

            This is really important for us

            Josh Bennett added a comment - This is really important for us

            We need this as well

            Deleted Account (Inactive) added a comment - We need this as well

            We need this urgently as well. 

            Annebelle Syrimis added a comment - We need this urgently as well. 

            I also need this support, to be able to see the time along with the date for every ticket created.

            Chenchu Chilamakuri added a comment - I also need this support, to be able to see the time along with the date for every ticket created.

            I also need this. 

            Prapan Kamontalapisek added a comment - I also need this. 

            Chris Chng added a comment -

            We also need this.

            Chris Chng added a comment - We also need this.

            Me too, I Need this information!

            Fabio Martignago added a comment - Me too, I Need this information!

            Jim Hicks added a comment -

            Yikes, this is basic.  This is needed.  Not clear why this has been overlooked and the complexity to adding.   Please get this in place.

            Jim Hicks added a comment - Yikes, this is basic.  This is needed.  Not clear why this has been overlooked and the complexity to adding.   Please get this in place.

            I need this; please provide ASAP, it is a basic requirement to know the Created Date and Time for a support Issue

            Ben Redding added a comment - I need this; please provide ASAP, it is a basic requirement to know the Created Date and Time for a support Issue

            This was created 4.5 years ago and yet still an issue for something so easy to fix

             

            Giles Fellingham added a comment - This was created 4.5 years ago and yet still an issue for something so easy to fix  

            same here. creation time should be diplayed by default or at least it should be an option to activate manually

            Simon Blöchlinger added a comment - same here. creation time should be diplayed by default or at least it should be an option to activate manually

            We need this asap.  We have SLA's we run by and the date/time is important to view via the queue

            Anne-Marie Costantino added a comment - We need this asap.  We have SLA's we run by and the date/time is important to view via the queue

            Vasu Gowda added a comment -

            Yes we need this feature +1

            Vasu Gowda added a comment - Yes we need this feature +1

            (+)1

            mark.roldan added a comment - (+)1

            We need this for support. +1

            Emile Bouthillier added a comment - We need this for support. +1

            Janineb added a comment -

            Agree that this would be a huge +.

            It would make managing tickets so much easier, especially at a quick glance, instead of having to hover over the created date to see the time.

            Janineb added a comment - Agree that this would be a huge +. It would make managing tickets so much easier, especially at a quick glance, instead of having to hover over the created date to see the time.

            Voting for this. 

            Tania Khor added a comment - Voting for this. 

            Dev Patel added a comment -

            +1

            Dev Patel added a comment - +1

            eihoward added a comment -

            I need the time to be add to the created field.

            eihoward added a comment - I need the time to be add to the created field.

            This issue has been open and "gathering interest" for the last 4 years. Having grids display Date & Time  (created date & updated date) is a basic feature which is still not implemented.

            With this feature missing as well as few others, the Jira service desk & portal just looks like a half baked product which relies on customers spending additional $$$'s to purchase add-on's to get basic features.

            Gautam Heble added a comment - This issue has been open and "gathering interest" for the last 4 years. Having grids display Date & Time  (created date & updated date) is a basic feature which is still not implemented. With this feature missing as well as few others, the Jira service desk & portal just looks like a half baked product which relies on customers spending additional $$$'s to purchase add-on's to get basic features.

            Amy Stogdill-Bennington added a comment - - edited

            I thought there'd be an easy answer, please make the Create Time available in the Queue, this would be very helpful!  Please assign this ticket to a developer - they should be able to do this and your customers will definitely appreciate it! 

            Amy Stogdill-Bennington added a comment - - edited I thought there'd be an easy answer, please make the Create Time available in the Queue, this would be very helpful!  Please assign this ticket to a developer - they should be able to do this and your customers will definitely appreciate it! 

            Great comment Derek - that would help with organising views for sure!

            Karyn Tooke added a comment - Great comment Derek - that would help with organising views for sure!

            I agree.

            Maybe the default is just Date (small monitor) however, being able to define the mask for ANY date/Time field would make a lot of sense.

            For today I'm seeing 20/May/2019 12:22 PM for the Karyn Tooke comment above, but I would rather see 2019-05-20@12:44 (yyyy-mm-dd@HH:MM).

            Derek Schakel added a comment - I agree. Maybe the default is just Date (small monitor) however, being able to define the mask for ANY date/Time field would make a lot of sense. For today I'm seeing 20/May/2019 12:22 PM for the Karyn Tooke comment above, but I would rather see 2019-05-20@12:44 (yyyy-mm-dd@HH:MM).

            crazy this is not already available, +1 - gets my vote!!

            Karyn Tooke added a comment - crazy this is not already available, +1 - gets my vote!!

            Miguel Morales Gonzalez added a comment - - edited

            Hi, displaying the timestamp (either with a new field or along with the "Created" field would be very useful. Exactly as rhee1153520992 explained

            The .png file of the original description explains very well the need. When doing support, it is often important see quickly at what time that support ticket was created.

             

             

            Thank you!

            Miguel

            Miguel Morales Gonzalez added a comment - - edited Hi, displaying the timestamp (either with a new field or along with the "Created" field would be very useful. Exactly as rhee1153520992 explained The .png file of the original description explains very well the need. When doing support, it is often important see quickly at what time that support ticket was created.     Thank you! Miguel

            @ Rodney Hee, @Sam Omidi, and all. I want to proudly announce that our Queues for Jira Service Desk app solves this problem. Using this app, you can sort columns in queue, so in the easy way you can add column "Created" and sort them by date and time by one click (see attachment). This app is available for both Jira Server and Jira Cloud. Please check it on the Marketplace.

            If you have any question, don’t hesitate to e-mail us at contact@intenso.support

             

            https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.intenso.jira.queues-extension/cloud/overview

            Best regards,

            Katarzyna

            Katarzyna Pawlak added a comment - @  Rodney Hee , @Sam Omidi, and all. I want to proudly announce that our Queues for Jira Service Desk app solves this problem. Using this app, you can sort columns in queue, so in the easy way you can add column "Created" and sort them by date and time by one click (see attachment). This app is available for both Jira Server and Jira Cloud. Please check it on the Marketplace. If you have any question, don’t hesitate to e-mail us at contact@intenso.support   https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.intenso.jira.queues-extension/cloud/overview Best regards, Katarzyna

            Rodney Hee added a comment -

            The problem description is not quite correct. Queues actually do sort by date AND time. We just wish for the time to be a displayable in addition to the date in the Queue column for the Created and Updated fields.

            Rodney Hee added a comment - The problem description is not quite correct. Queues actually do sort by date AND time. We just wish for the time to be a displayable in addition to the date in the Queue column for the Created and Updated fields.

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