Is there any way to get the report of total number incidents so far created in manage.statuspage.io.
Please help on this
Have you checked the REST APIs specifically Get a list of all incidents? This might help you out.
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Bellowing is example fuction in Microsoft Word 2016. Google Docs have function or any extension support select value from range?
I only few line need select from drop down. So i don't want using Google Sheet, difficult convert linked table of content, different page header footer or other to sheet.
I get reponse from Google Docs Editors Community .
Bellowing is the response.
That capability currently isn't available in Docs. To help influence future feature changes or additions in Docs, I encourage you to provide feedback about this directly to the Docs team by following these steps:
Open a document.
Click Help > Report a problem.
Enter your feedback.
Although the product team is unable to respond to individual users directly, they review this feedback regularly and use it to help improve the product over time. The more users who have this request, the more likely it is the team will make a change.
So, conclusion. Google doesn't support yet.
I'm trying to find all of the YouTube videos created by IGN's channel during the month of February 2014. IGN currently has 118,000+ videos uploaded, so going back through all of them is not possible. I previously used the following Google search string and a custom date range to find them:
site:youtube.com ignentertainment
This doesn't work anymore for some reason. I'd be much obliged if anyone has any ideas of how to do this. I have no idea what an API is, but if there's a VERY simple way of using that to do what I want that can be explained briefly, I'm willing to go that route.
Thanks.
You can use google to limit the period that it fetches search hits from.
Start by searching using "site:youtube.com ignentertainment" or simply "ignentertainment" and then click on the tools button, you now got a new bar between your search bar and the results that can limit time among other things.
Open the time related options and choose to input a specified period and your all done.
Edit: oh and the command site:youtube.com ignentertainment sure worked for me.
TFS2010- Work item Search Popup control is not working ,no error message is showing .Please share your valueable comments on it .Thanks in advance
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/931509 .Solved the issue
Despite work items not depend on the Data warehouse, but I think the problem that appears of the Data warehouse is critical because wrong date, and this can lead to error in everywhere; so the server is out dated and you need to adjust the time of the server instead of (1900)
I have a list of reports in our business and what i want to do is send out a survey to every user asking them a set of questions per report. For each report we want to ask the following questions:
Do you use the report? Y/N
How often do you use it? Daily/Weekly/Monthly/Quarterly/Annually
Is this report sent out externally? Y/N
So do you think this is possible using a Sharepoint Survey? A point in the right direction would be good.
Thanks
Following a long investigation i concluded that SharePoint was not the solution i required and instead used SurveyMonkey which covered my requirement perfectly.
I'm trying to use SQL, REST or the Jira Api to find out what the velocity of a project is at any current moment in time. Right now I am trying to find the total number of story points assigned/completed for each sprint and version and from this calculate the velocity of the overall project.
The problem is that Greenhopper is an addon to Jira and does not change the Jira database in anyway, so it must store this information about scrum/agile projects elsewhere. Any ideas where this information might be located?
Thank you!
I finally worked it out!
So here is some of the techniques that we use to access data from Jira.
SQL
This SQL statement for example counts all the issues from every point in Jira for each priority.
SELECT
project.ID AS id,
project.pkey,
project.pname AS projectname,
jiraissue.PRIORITY AS priority,
COUNT(*) AS total
FROM jiraissue
LEFT JOIN project ON jiraissue.PROJECT=project.ID
GROUP BY project.ID,jiraissue.PRIORITY
ORDER BY project.id
Also check out... http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA041/Example+SQL+queries+for+JIRA
REST Api
I have not tried this properly but there is also a set of REST api that you can use to access some of the data from Jira. This documentation is available here: http://docs.atlassian.com/jira/REST/latest/
An example link: https://JIRA_LINK/rest/auth/1/session
Java
Also another useful link for JIRA Java api: http://docs.atlassian.com/software/jira/docs/api/latest/
I use an older version of jira & greenhopper.... but in that version, greenhopper allows you to choose the field you "burndown" by. In my case it's a field (i believe a custom field) called "Likely". So it should be there in the DB/API somewhere. good luck.