Generate a dynamic dashboard based on user inputs.
I have two fields, one is the severity (Sev1, Sev2, Sev3) and second is time range (Monthly wise)
The user can select multiple severity levels and can select the months range.
Based on the above inputs the graph needs to be generated, where months should be on the X-Axis and on Y-Axis there should be the count.
One way which I found to implement this is create a filter, link it to a dashboard. But every time, the user needs to edit the filter (severity and months range), then access the dashboard.
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If you would be interested in a mktplace app, I can suggest
The app allows you to build interactive Jira dashboards with powerful charts, gadgets, and reports. Visualize issue progress, team workload etc
There are multiple configuration and customization options which the apps provides. Some of the sample charts are as below.
Disclaimer : I am part of the team which developed this app
Hi @Bala Sai Krishna ,
If you are on a DC instance, please skip my answer. If not, you can achieve what you want using my app Multi-team Scrum Metrics & Retrospectives.
It won't be stacked bars but rather individual bars. You can do it via the custom JQL feature in the app. The result will look like this (for severity, the priority is used for now as an example, you can just pick severity in the configuration instead and it will work similarly):
Best regards,
Alexey
Welcome to the community.
Such a chart cannot be implemented using Jira’s native gadgets. The solution would be to use an app (plugin) from the Atlassian Marketplace.
If you’re open to trying an app, our Great Gadgets app offers multiple options for adding this type of chart to your Jira dashboard, without needing to modify the filter each time.
But the question is: What those issues represent? Are they issues created or resolved every month? Or unresolved issues at the end of each month split by severity along with the trend?
By using the Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget you can display amount of created or resolved issues by month split by severity, like in this example.
By using the WIP Run Chart gadget offered by the same app you can display amount of unresolved issues by month split by severity, like in this example.
If you have questions and need help with the setup, feel free to contact support@stonikbyte.com.
Danut.
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