Column chart possible in JIRA

I'm from the Visionade team.
Jira does not natively support creating a column chart on a dashboard that groups issues by month and status. However, you can achieve this by using Visionade. Visionade allows you to build custom reports with various chart types, including column charts, and then embed them directly onto your Jira dashboards.
To set this up, a Jira administrator first needs to configure the data source, as managing data sources and custom dimensions requires Jira Admin privileges. Once the administrator handles this backend setup by creating a custom dimension from the Created Date field grouped by month, regular users can then freely build the reports on top of it without needing admin rights.

To configure the report, you select your Jira data set in the Table View tab and then move to the Analytics and Pivot tab.
There, you can drag the newly created Created Date grouped by Month dimension into either the Rows or Columns section, and drag the Status field into the other. To count the incidents, drag the Issue Key field to the Values section and select Count as the aggregation. Finally, in the Visualization section, select Column Chart to generate the visual.

Once your report is configured and saved, you can then embed it as a gadget directly onto your Jira dashboard for real-time monitoring.
You can learn more and try Visionade from the Atlassian Marketplace

Hello @Shailesh Yadav as others already pointed out, there's no native solution to your need, but there are plenty of third party options in the Atlassian Marketplace to solve it. 

I wrote an article about velocity and workflow bottlenecks and why it's critical to visualize then and adjust. I'm pretty sure this is related to your need in case you want to give it a look. 

https://community.atlassian.com/forums/App-Central-articles/Beyond-Velocity-Uncovering-Workflow-Bottlenecks-with-Historical/ba-p/3265976

Hi @Shailesh Yadav ,

Natively, unfortunately, it's not possible to do this.

You can accomplish it with the app I developed - Multi-team Scrum Metrics & Retrospectives.

Using the custom JQL metric feature, create whatever filters/metrics you want whether it is priority or status

Using the Measurement Unit (Y-Axis), select Issue Count

Using the Period (X-Axis), you can select Months

Using the Number of Periods, enter as many periods as you need - 12, for example.

And there you go:

In the same view, you will even be able to drill down into the lower-level periods - in this case sprints:

The app comes with many other features. Also, if something is missing for your use case - let me know, and I will implement it for you most likely pretty quickly.

Best regards,
Alexey

Hey @Shailesh Yadav ,

Can you maybe clarify if this has anything to do with Sourcetree? Are you, for example, trying to pull metrics from Sourcetree and visualize them in Jira? 👀

I'm asking as this question landed in the Sourcetree Q&A section so if your question is just related to Jira, I'll move it to the appropriate area.

Cheers,
Tobi