1) How many numbers of issues created last week and this week.
2) how many tickets are reopened.
3) how many tickets are raised in particular project.
and many :)
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You can't query the number of issues, you can just query issues.
But you can do something similar with gadgets. First create these queries and save them
- created > startOfWeek(-7d) and created < startofweek()
save this as "issues created last week"
- created > startOfWeek()
save this as "issues created this week"
- created > startOfWeek(-7d) and created < startofweek() and project = abc
save this as "issues created last week in project abc"
- created > startOfWeek() and project = abc
save this as "issues created this week in project = abc"
- status changed to reopened after startofWeek(-7d)
save this as "reopened tickets in the last week"
- status changed to reopened after startofWeek()
save this as "reopened tickets this week"
Then create a dashboard, add gadgets which display the issues of your JQL as table or chart. Both are showing also the current number of issues.
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