I need to create tree view in filter and dashboard

Hi @rayyan_siddiqui 

Welcome to the Atlassian community!

In Jira Cloud, there is no native dashboard gadget that displays a hierarchical tree. If you're on Jira Premium or above tier you can use Plans (formerly, Advanced roadmaps).

Or you can use 3rd party add-ons like 'Structure by Tempo' to built this

Cheers!

Hi @rayyan_siddiqui 

This exact view — the tree with progress at every level — doesn't exist natively: saved filters always render flat lists and dashboards have no tree gadget. Plans (Premium) comes closest but lives outside filters and dashboards.

Full disclosure — I'm the developer of Plugio Suite.

Its Hierarchy widget was built for precisely this. Here's what it looks like on a dashboard:

What it does, against your sketch:

• The full tree, expandable: Epic → Story/Task → Sub-task, each level collapsible, keys click through to the issue.
• Progress at every level that has children — the epic rolls up its whole subtree, a story shows its own sub-task progress bar.
• No estimates required: progress can be plain issue count, or Sum of Story Points if your team estimates — both status-category based (Done / In Progress / To Do in Jira's own colours).
• Columns are yours to compose: the row's own fields (Status, Assignee, dates) next to roll-up value columns, each shown as a bar, dots (one square per item), a fraction or a number — the screenshot mixes several.
• Sub-tasks count the way your team means them: as real work (lowest-level roll-up) or as a checklist that shows but never enters the numbers.
• One filter bar drives it: the dashboard's period, assignee, priority filters apply to the tree — an epic that shows always brings its whole tree, so a branch is never cut in half.
• The dashboard embeds into a native Jira dashboard as a single gadget, or shares as a full page.

If you're looking for a native solution, Jira List has this implemented awhere you can see the tree view and the status of all work items as follows:

However if you're looking not just for the status of the items by themself but a cumulative status from their child work items, Jira offer the Epic progress inside the Issue view, but to see it in a tree view I think it's not something natively available.

Full disclosure, I'm part of the team behind Millarum Dashboards

If you're open for a third party solution, our list widget that by the way can be updated dynamically by the slicer widget, can show the status of the child work items within the tree view.

Hi @rayyan_siddiqui 

For Jira, tree view currently doesn't exist. It does exist in the Jira product discovery. You might want to take a look at this: https://community.atlassian.com/forums/Jira-questions/Tree-of-tasks-How-can-I-do-it/qaq-p/2525832