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planned delivery date of an issue vs. actual delivery date of the issue

Sigridur Harpa Hannesdottir

Hi.

We have two custom fields, Planned delivery date and Actual delivery date that are both date pickers.

Those two custom fields should be used in change requests. Planned delivery date is the date we plan on delivering the product and Actual delivery date is the (as the name indicates) the actual date we deliver the product.

I have created a filter so I can see the Change requests where the actual delivery date is at a later date than the planned delivery date.

I would like to display this information in a gadget on a dashboard, but I am not sure what gadget it would be best to use.. Would like to use something similar to "Recently Created Chart" but I am not seeing anything that I could use.

Could anyone help me?

Best regards

Sigga Harpa

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Ste Wright

Hi @Sigridur Harpa Hannesdottir

What do you need the dashboard to represent?

As your filter just shows those issues which are past their planned date - does it just need to be a list - such as as Filter Results?

Or are you trying to show different categories - as a Pie Chart might be a good option given it's more customisable than some of the bar charts?

Let me know what the need is and I'd be happy to help you find a gadget

Ste

Sigridur Harpa Hannesdottir

Hi Stephen.

Thank you for your reply.

It would be great if I could display if the Actual delivery date in the request is at a later date than the planned delivery date - so that we can do something about those request.

I guess I could display this in a Filter result, but do you recommend something else? something more visual?

Best regards
Sigga Harpa

Sigridur Harpa Hannesdottir

Hi, do you have any solution for me?

Best regards
Sigga Harpa

Ste Wright

Hi @Sigridur Harpa Hannesdottir

Apologies for not responding - did you decide on a solution for this?

I do think the filter result is the simplest solution - you could filter just for those which have not met their planned date, giving a specific list of issues which need immediate action, for example?

Ste

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