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excerptScenario The following recipe shows how to inject parameters into Atlassian's  Jira Issue  macro. Wiki Markup must be used as the macro auto-complete does not read the injection. Both  Scaffolding  and Reporting must be installed with a connection between Confluence and Jira. Result Recipe Apps Scaffolding Forms & Templates for Confluence Server and Data Center, Reporting for Confluence Server & Data Center Level Advanced Estimated time 15 minutes Macros Report On Suppliers Storage format You can copy and paste this code into the Confluence Source Editor : <p>Project:</p> <ac:structured-macro ac:macro-id="f8d910e0-a27a-4843-b07b-27b65eeb4382" ac:name="text-data" ac:schema-version="1"> <ac:parameter ac:name="name">ProjectName</ac:parameter> <ac:parameter ac:name="content">text</ac:parameter> <ac:parameter ac:name="atlassian-macro-output-type">INLINE</ac:parameter> <ac:rich-text-body> <p> <br /> </p> </ac:rich-text-body> </ac:structured-macro> <p> <br /> Start:</p> <ac:structured-macro ac:macro-id="91ce2742-67ec-4045-a02a-25b3adbba42b" ac:name="date-data" ac:schema-version="1"> <ac:parameter ac:name="name">SprintStart</ac:parameter> <ac:parameter ac:name="atlassian-macro-output-type">INLINE</ac:parameter> </ac:structured-macro> <p> <br /> End:</p> <ac:structured-macro ac:macro-id="b51b50cd-3a72-483e-8b6c-14be8a2b823f" ac:name="date-data" ac : schema-version="1"> <ac:parameter ac:name="name">SprintEnd</ac:parameter> <ac:parameter ac:name="atlassian-macro-output-type">INLINE</ac:parameter> </ac:structured-macro> <p class="auto-cursor-target"> <br /> </p> <ac:structured-macro ac:macro-id="b8518e14-916a-4136-a6b7-9bde65fbe7df" ac:name="report-on" ac:schema-version="1"> <ac:parameter ac:name="injected">true</ac:parameter> <ac:parameter ac:name="atlassian-macro-output-type">INLINE</ac:parameter> <ac:rich-text-body> <ac:structured-macro ac:macro-id="491e8898-a643-4bee-b521-d4971c23ed0d" ac:name="jiraissues" ac:schema-version="1"> <ac:parameter ac:name="jqlQuery">project = %data:ProjectName% AND resolved &gt; %data:SprintStart&gt;date:yyyy-MM-dd% AND resolved &lt; %data:SprintEnd&gt;date:yyyy-MM-dd% ORDER BY priority DESC</ac:parameter> </ac:structured-macro> </ac:rich-text-body> </ac:structured-macro> <p class="auto-cursor-target"> <br /> </p> Macro structure You can recreate the example in the editor view: Steps Create a Text Data macro. Give it a Field Name of " ProjectName ". Change the Content Type to " Text ". Create a Date Data macro. Give it a Field Name of " SprintStart ". Create another Date Data macro. Give it a Field Name of " SprintEnd ". Create a Report On macro. Ensure the Injected parameter is true. Within the Report On macro, create a  Jira Issues macro. Enter a JQL query into the Search field. In this example, the query used is: project = %data:ProjectName% AND resolved > %data:SprintStart>date:yyyy-MM-dd% AND resolved < %data:SprintEnd>date:yyyy-MM-dd% ORDER BY priority DESC Line-by-Line Explanation N/A
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