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1. Issue → Sub-Task

2. Epic → Issue

3. Epic → Issue → Sub-Task

4. Issues → Linked Issue

5. Epic → Linked Epic → Issue

6. Issue → Linked Epic → Issue

How do the Hierarchy Report types work?

1. Issue → Sub-Task

• Step 1: All the Standard Issues (Non Sub-tasks) which satisfy the filter for the report will be fetched.

• Step 2: All the Sub-tasks for the issues found in step 1 will be fetched regardless of the filter condition.

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• Step 1: All the Issues which satisfy the filter for the report will be fetched.

• Step 2: All the Epics linked to the Issues found in step 1 will be fetched, regardless of the filter condition.

• Step 3: All the Issues for the linked Epics found in step 2 will be fetched, regardless of the filter condition.

Creating Hierarchy Report

To create a Hierarchy report, follow the steps below:

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4.To view the required fields in the report, addthe fields from the left panel by clicking ‘+' sign next to the field name. The fields list contains all standard Jira fields, custom Jira fields for the instance, and calculated fields created using Reports and Timesheets for Jira app. The fields with an symbol are explained in detail here. Fields can be dragged and dropped in the Fields section to rearrange the columns.

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7. Click Save to save the report for future use. To view saved reports, navigate to My Area → My Reports.

Sample Hierarchy Reports

Below are a few sample reports with configurations and results. More sample reports can be found at New report → Templates.

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