Is it possible to create a "smart" filter dynamic filter

[Karen Oertner]

Is it possible to create a Dashboard that has a couple of drop downs linked to specific fields in issues and maybe a check box at the top with a search button?

So the user would be able

1. multiselect Components (like when creating a new ticket) from a dropdown

2. multiselect Labels including an option to leave blank (meaning label not included in filter)

3. select (or use checkbox) for All issues or only NOT Closed issues.

then click a search button.  Then using the options I can build a dynamic JSQL statement to pull back the data they have requested. 

I am fairly new to setting up dashboards in query, but use the advanced search option all the time.   I know we can tell users to go to the issue search, but there is no way (that I have found) to say exclude the closed documents without going to advanced search and that will confuse most people. 
I was looking at trying to add a dropdown to my dashboard but i cannot find the gadget in the list, and I have no idea how I would incorporate that. 

[Kevin Gérard · Accepted solution]

Not in native Jira, 
However there are some addons that bring such funcionality, if you're willing to pay up ofcourse ;)

[Martin Runge · Accepted solution]

Hi @Karen Oertner, 

Welcome to the community!

I am sorry. Native Jira dashboards lack dynamic dropdowns or search buttons for filtering other gadgets. To add this functionality, consider using a Marketplace app such as Rich Filters or Custom Charts, like @Kevin Gérard mentioned, which offer "Controller" gadgets to enable real-time dashboard filtering.

Alternatively, set up Quick Filters in a Jira Board's settings to create clickable buttons, such as "Not Closed," for different views. These options provide users with a convenient, "smart" filtering experience without requiring JQL expertise.