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Use result of Jira chart in another chart's query

adrian8535

I have a two dimensional chart with filtered issues. X axis is status. Y axis is Components.

I have another similar table (same X Y axis) and I want to show in it ONLY Components that do not exist in first table.

Can I do it without using any external plugins and how?

If some plugin is required, pls provide which one and how to do it with it.

Thanks in advance!

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Daniël_frzyl6

Hi @adrian8535

are you making use of the Jira dashboard gadget 'Two dimensional Filter Statistics'?

Can you define what is meant by "only components that do not exist in the first table"? What is the reason they don't exist in the first table?

Depending on your answer is might be possible using filters in which you make use of "filter not in".

John Funk

Hi @adrian8535 - Welcome to the Atlassian Community!

No, that is not possible. Out of the box Jira does not have the ability for one gadget to use information from another gadget.

adrian8535

Hi @Daniël

I click it like Insert -> Jira Issue/Filter -> Jira Charts -> Two Dimensional.

In 1st table I want to have list of released components (issues which have component set and OPTIONALLY label "config" set).

In 2nd table I want to have list of redeployed components (issues which have component set and label "config" set but they DO NOT exist already in list of released components (1st table)). This is because released component is redeployed anyway. So in 2nd table I want to find components which had only config changes done for the upcoming release and need to only be redeployed, without releasing new version.

I tried to create a filter (fixVersion = "release/2024/06") and use it in 2nd table (fixVersion = "release/2024/06" and labels = "config" and filter not in filter) but it filters out all issues with fixVersion set to release/2024/06 and final output is 0 issues.

Daniël_frzyl6

@adrian8535

ok, so you are using the Jira/Issue macro in Confluence.

Please share the exact both JQL's.

adrian8535

Did small corrections and now in 2nd table I have all components with config label set, also ones that already exist in 1st table.

1st table:

project = MYPROJECT AND fixVersion = "REL_2024_3" AND issueType in (Bug, Story) and labels != "config" ORDER BY Component ASC

I created and saved filter as MY_FILTER:

project = MYPROJECT AND fixVersion = "REL_2024_3" AND issueType in (Bug, Story) and labels != "config"

2nd table:

project = MYPROJECT AND fixVersion = "REL_2024_3" AND issueType in (Bug, Story) and labels = "config" AND filter not in (MY_FILTER) ORDER BY Component ASC

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