Export Data

Overview

Look for the Export as CSV prompt to export all of the Stories from a single Workspace, Iteration, Epic, Label, or Project.

Export Options

Export All Stories from a Workspace

To export all Stories in a Workspace as CSV, that option is located on your Organization and Workspace dashboard.

Export Stories from an Epic, Iteration, or Label

If seeking to export a CSV of a specific set of Stories, such as from an Epic, Iteration, or Label, that Export as CSV option is located in the top right of the Stories Table.

Export a Filtered Space

To export a filtered Space on the Stories page, the Export option is within the dropdown for that Space.

Export Fields

All exports include the following information about each Story:

ColumnDescription
idStory ID
nameStory Name
typeStory Type
requesterStory Requester
ownersA list of Story Owners, if assigned
descriptionStory Description
is_completedTRUE/FALSE boolean noting if a Story has been Completed
created_atThe date and time the Story was created
started_atThe date and time the Story was moved to a Started state
updated_atThe date and time of the last update to the Story
moved_atThe date and time that the Story last changed states
completed_atThe date and time the Story was moved to a Completed state
estimateEstimate points for the Story, if assigned
external_ticket_countNumber of attached external tickets
external_ticketsThe URLs of the attached external tickets
is_blockedTRUE/FALSE boolean noting if a Story is blocked by another Story
is_a_blockerTRUE/FALSE boolean noting if a Story blocks another Story
due_dateThe due date of the Story
labelsList of Labels applied to the Story (Story Labels only, not Epic Labels)
epic_labelsList of Epic Labels for the Epic a Story is associated with
tasksList of Tasks in a Story with completion status and owner
stateWorkflow state of the Story when the download was initiated
epic_idID of Epic the Story is in (if any)
epicEpic Name
epic_labelEpic labels linked to the Story
project_idID of the Project the Story is in
projectProject Name
iteration_idID of the Iteration that the Story belongs to
iterationName of the Iteration that the Story belongs to
utc_offsetThe user’s UTC offset (affects displayed times)
is_archivedTRUE/FALSE boolean noting if a Story has been archived
team_idTeam ID for the Team associated with the Story
teamTeam name associated with the Story
epic_stateWorkflow State of the Epic
epic_is_archivedTRUE/FALSE boolean noting if an Epic has been archived
epic_started_atThe date and time the Epic was moved to a Started state
epic_due_dateThe due date of the Epic
epic_created_atThe date and time the Epic was created
objective_idID of the Objective
objectiveName of the Objective
objective_stateWorkflow State of the Objective
objective_created_atThe date and time the Objective was created
objective_started_atThe date and time the Objective was moved to a Started state
objective_due_dateThe due date of the Objective
objective_categoriesThe categories created for an Objective
epic_planned_start_dateThe Start Date set for an Epic
workflowThe name of the Workflow that a Story is in
workflow_idPublic ID of the Story’s Workflow
priorityThe Priority Field values associated with a Story
severityThe Severity Field values associated with a Story
product_areaThe Product Area Field values associated with a Story
skill_setThe Skill Set Field values associated with a Story
technical_areaThe Technical Area Field values associated with a Story
custom_fieldsThe Advanced Custom Field Values associated with a Story

Opening Exports in Excel

When you open an exported CSV in Excel, there are a few fields that may not initially display your data in the way you expect. The data is present—you’ll just need to adjust a column or row to fully display the data.

Date Fields Display as

Date fields may display as #######.

Solution: Expand the width of the date column to see the full date and time.

List Fields Show Only One Item

Fields where there may be a list of items, like Owners, Labels, and Tasks, may display only one item.

Solution: Expand the height of the row to see the full list.

Long Descriptions Breaking into Multiple Cells

Some programs for handling CSVs might not work well with Stories with long descriptions. For example, Excel will break up a description into multiple cells if the Story description has more characters than the maximum allowed for the cell.

Solution: If you see this in your file, try opening the CSV in an alternative spreadsheet program, like Google Sheets.

Excel has other quirks that may impact how your data is displayed. When in doubt, check Microsoft’s Excel documentation.