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Hello, how can I create a dashboard that tells me how many issues there are in the project?

Alan Rodrigo

Through a dashboard I would like to know how many issues there are in total throughout the project, broken down, for example, there are so many issues for story, there are so many issues for task, and so, how can I know using a dashboard, how many issues there are?

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Carlos Garcia Navarro

Hi @Alan Rodrigo ,

I'd use a dashboard, like Nicolas suggested, and add at least these gadgets:

- Created vs. Resolved.

- Issue statistics, using the JQL with the issues in your project (e.g. "project in (<project_name>)"), with the statistics type "Status".

- Filter counts with the JQL with the issues in your project and counting the total number of issues, or a breakdown for the different statuses.

- 2-D Issue Statistics with X-axis 'Status' and Y-axis 'Assignee'.

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Nicolas Grossi

@Alan Rodrigo You first create a filter, then you create a dasboard that will contain many gadgets and you might select a 2 domentional filter to display the filter content based on 2 variables x and y.

HTH

Nicolas

Alan Rodrigo

What I would like to know is how I can make or create a productivity dashboard, to help me measure how many issues, such as prodictivity

Trudy P Claspill

How do you define "productivity"? Please provide a detailed example of what you are trying to achieve, with sample data.

Alan Rodrigo

What I mean is that I would like to know how I can create a dashboard where it shows me all the issues created in the project, absolutely all of them.

Carlos Garcia Navarro

Hi @Alan Rodrigo ,

I'd use a dashboard, like Nicolas suggested, and add at least these gadgets:

- Created vs. Resolved.

- Issue statistics, using the JQL with the issues in your project (e.g. "project in (<project_name>)"), with the statistics type "Status".

- Filter counts with the JQL with the issues in your project and counting the total number of issues, or a breakdown for the different statuses.

- 2-D Issue Statistics with X-axis 'Status' and Y-axis 'Assignee'.

Danut M _StonikByte_

Hi @Alan Rodrigo,

You could use the Two Dimensional Filter Statistics gadget configured to display stats by Project and Issue Type.

Also, a good option for displaying such statistic is the Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. This gadget lets you create multi-dimensional statistics (split data in any way you want, by multiple fields) and can display number of issues, sum of a field (like total Story Points), or percentages. It can display data as a table, heat-map table or charts or various types.

Hope this helps.

Danut.

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