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Create multi-project graph

Giuseppe Terrasi

Hi,

I'd like to create a graph which will display all my projects concurrently in a single view.

I'd like to use it to visualize all the bugs which were opened for the various projects.

Is there a way to do it? I'd tried several report/filter combinations but without any success.

thanks

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Bastian Stehmann

Hi @Giuseppe Terrasi ,

If you just want to see all bugs in all projects, you can simply select them in the issue navigator.

If you want more visualization, we need to know what you want to see, I.e. what data or what kind of diagram.

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Bastian Stehmann

Hi @Giuseppe Terrasi ,

If you just want to see all bugs in all projects, you can simply select them in the issue navigator.

If you want more visualization, we need to know what you want to see, I.e. what data or what kind of diagram.

Giuseppe Terrasi

Schermata 2020-01-18 alle 07.57.23.png Hi, thank you. I'd like to see this graph, but instead of making the sum of all the bugs opened for all the projects, I'd like to have different colors for each project with each line indicating only the bugs for that specific project. In this way, I can see in a single view all the bugs which were opened for every single project instead of viewing just the sum of the bugs opened in total.

Bastian Stehmann

Hi @Giuseppe Terrasi ,

I think this is not possible in Jira without apps.

You might take a look at eazyBI, with that you should be able to create such reports.

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