personalising a gadget in my dashboard

[Oussama Adwan]

Hello,

I want to create a gadget in my dashboard where it shows me how many issue types are in each label, as well as how many issue types are unlabelled. I've managed to do part of what I want through the use of "issue statistics", however, I cannot show all the configurations that I'd like to. for example, I would like to choose from all the labels that is showing me, which ones I want to see and take out the ones that are not of my interest. I'd also like to see how many issue types are unlabelled. if possible how many are unassignedXunlabelled. how can I achieve all of this configurations?

Many thanks

[Tom Lister · Accepted solution]

Issue statistics is based on a filter.

Try adding the clause

project = "Dev Tests" AND (labels in (Good, Bad) OR labels is EMPTY)

The stats gadget only allows reporting of one date item as a statistic. You may need more than one gadget to get the full picture.

Are you on server or cloud?

[Oussama Adwan]

Hello, 

Thanks for your answer.

Could you please tell me where can I find the clause? By adding that piece of information to the clause, what will change? (I'm a new user of JIRA).

and yes, given that I couldn't put everything in one stat, I've used 3 stats, where one shows me the assignee and how many issue types he/she have. another stat where it shows me individually how many of each issue type are. and finally how many labels are in each issue type, but I'm still missing how many issue types are unlabelled and how to take out the unwanted labels.

I'm on JIRA cloud.

[Tom Lister]

HI @Oussama Adwan 

When you create the gadget it will ask you for a filter name. The filter is what needs updating to add the clause.

I'm guessing you will need a bit of background to do that.

This article from Idalko is short and focussed on getting started. The principals are the same on server and cloud.

https://www.idalko.com/jira-filters/

On cloud, in the top menu bar, you will see a menu option for filters. You have to decide whether to amend the one you have used or create/save-as a new filter. If you select View all Filters, you should be able to search for the one you have been using.

Once found, you can add the new clause. Although there may be a number of options to do this depending on how complex the current query is.

If you can navigate the steps to locate the filter, click the Switch to JQL option on the right and share the query here.

Alternatively, if you want to set up a new filter, could you describe in text and I can make suggest for JQL.

[Oussama Adwan]

Understood, Thank you!