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@Hasan Mohammed - If you are using a test management tool add-on Jira, you can use their reporting tool to display your test data.
If you have place your test data in a ticket, you can display it through the ticket. The Dashboard displays your issue and scrum data through the use of widgets.
Thank you for your response Ben, my situation is a little different. I need to change my data in a ticket, and Jira needs to read that table and update the charts based on the given data, so that the graph is continuously updated whenever I update the data in the table.
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You'll need to look into an add-on. Jira does not have a graph that tracks the historical data points. You may want to search for table/grid add-ons to enter data and filter that into a dashboard.
-Ben
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