issue statistics gadget work wrong

[wuzhengxing]

1、add a issue statistics gadget to a dashboard

2、select 'all issue' filter , Statistic Type:project , Show Resolved Issue Statistics : YES

3、the result is :

The Resolved Issue Statistics is wrong, the result is the percentage of a project issues in all projects, not the proportion of issue solved

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

No, that's correct.  I think you may be misunderstanding what the gadget is doing.

• You have a list of all the issues (176)
• You have chosen to show all issues, not just "unresolved" from that list. (So all 176)
• You have chosen to group them by project. 
• Your Demo project has 72 issues in it, which is 41% of 176.  Which is clearly correct.
• The problem is the very last line - you say "not the proportion solved".  But you did not ask the gadget for that!  You asked it for "all issues".

What you could do is think about:

• Grouping the issues by "resolution" or "status" instead of Project - these are indicators of whether an issue is solved or not. 
• Change the filter so that it only reports resolved (solved) issues.  Search for "resolution is not empty", save the search as a filter, then use it in the gadget. 

But I don't think either of those answer your question in full.  Could you explain exactly what you want from this reporting?

[wuzhengxing]

我想要得到每个项目里已解决问题占所有问题的百分比，应该用哪个小程序呢

I want to get the percentage of all problems solved in each project. Which gadget  should I use？thanks!

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

There is no off-the-shelf gadget or report that does that.  You'll need to create a search and a gadget for each project you want to report on.

But... I would question why you want to report on this?  What use is it to know that project Gouda has an 80% resolution rate against project Leerdammer with 20%?  Abstracted like that, it's useless.  Age, size, type of work, how it changes over time, what their goals are, and so-on - all feed into understanding the numbers.

[wuzhengxing]

 The leaders would like to see a simple report on the progress of each project for 10 projects executed at the same time

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

I think your leaders should have a think about what the numbers are really telling them.  Unless your projects are identical in the way they are used, with the same sized teams and all the work being the same, a simple measure of numbers of issues done is not a useful metric.  And why are they comparing the projects against each other?