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How do you combine the count of a single filed across multiple projects?

Jim Jadlot-Roe
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March 31, 2022

I have once instance of JIRA that is set up with multiple projects.  When I create a filter with select criteria it is providing the number of JIRA Issues by the select criteria by each project.  See query below.

 

"Team[Team]" = 4 AND component in (Majesco_PAS, Majesco_Policy) AND "Product[Checkboxes]" = CGL AND "Product[Checkboxes]" not in (BOP) AND labels in (Amfam_Post, Multilocation, NON-MVP-CGL, MSEEv1, RENEWALS) ORDER BY key DESC

 

However.....the filter crosses multiple projects and when I create a two dimensional dashboard with fixed version as the X Axis it is separate the counts by the different projects.   How do I combine the counts in each X value regardless of the project they are associated?

 

 

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Bill Sheboy
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April 15, 2022

Hi @Jim Jadlot-Roe -- Welcome to the Atlassian Community!

If I understand your question correctly, you have the same-named versions defined in different projects and you want to roll-up the results by version across the projects on a dashboard.

If that is correct, out-of-the-box Jira cannot do that, as it recognizes that the versions by project are different even though they have the same names.

How often do you need this information:

  • Need only one time: try exporting data and analyzing outside of Jira
  • Need frequently: investigate marketplace addon apps for gadgets or reporting which are able to rollup such data

Kind regards,
Bill

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