Hello Atlassian Community! I'm a Jira Service Management project admin and created a Dashboard. It seems I'm limited to using only Gadgets to display data. The issue I'm facing is that the fields defined in Project Settings > Request Management > Workflows don’t appear to be available when I: * Create filters using JQL * Configure Gadgets that rely on field selection (e.g., for X or Y axis) Has anyone else run into being limited to only using Gadgets to display data or being unable to identify the correct field to use when creating a filter using JQL? Thank you! Tom

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Jira Service Managment Dashboard - Report on fields specified in workflow.

Tom Porto

Hello Atlassian Community!

I'm a Jira Service Management project admin and created a Dashboard. It seems I'm limited to using only Gadgets to display data.

The issue I'm facing is that the fields defined in Project Settings > Request Management > Workflows don’t appear to be available when I:

Create filters using JQL
Configure Gadgets that rely on field selection (e.g., for X or Y axis)

Has anyone else run into being limited to only using Gadgets to display data or being unable to identify the correct field to use when creating a filter using JQL?

Thank you!

Tom

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Mikael Sandberg

Fields are not created under workflows, so are you looking at being able to filter on statuses? And yes, dashboards can only contain gadgets, and depending on which one you pick they may be limited on what fields you can use.

If you want to filter on status a simple JQL would look something like this:

status in ("To Do", "In Progress")

Rohitha Devi Pullepu_55qhxy

Hi Tom

This is a great question — and yes, you're not alone in encountering this.

Each Gadget supports only certain types of fields. In particular: Gadgets like the Two-Dimensional Filter Statistics are limited to using selectable fields, such as standard system fields (e.g., Assignee, Priority, Status) and some custom fields like single-selects or user pickers. Unfortunately, they do not support fields like multi-line text fields, cascading selects.

Please try using the "Filter Results" gadget — it's more flexible as it simply displays issues returned by a saved filter, and it doesn't restrict you based on field type.

Thanks
Rohitha Devi Pullepu

Danut M _StonikByte_

Hi @Tom Porto,

Jira dashboards, by definition, are built on gadgets. Jira provides a core set of gadgets, and indeed, some of these gadgets do not provide all the fields for use.

In this case, one solution would be to search for and install an application (plugin) from the Atlassian Marketplace that provides the additional gadgets with the necessary functionalities for building the desired Jira dashboard.

If you plan to try an app, our Great Gadgets app offers many gadgets for JSM projects. See this article with an example of a Jira Service Management Dashboard: https://community.atlassian.com/forums/App-Central-articles/An-effective-dashboard-for-Service-Desk-and-Customer-Support/ba-p/2360369

Specifically for your need, you could try using the Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget to create multi-field statistics or charts. It is a much more advanced alternative to Jira's Two Dimensional Filter Statistics gadget and it is expected to offer your custom fields for use:

Examples of using this gadget can be found in the article provided above, or in the gadget documentation and the video tutorial.

If you have any questions, feel free to contact us directly at support@stonikbyte.com

Danut.

Tom Porto

Thank you, Danut for this guidance!

I'll give this a go and post my experience here.

Thank you!

Tom Porto

Thank you, Rohitha!

I'll check out the "Filter Results" gadget and post my experience here.

Thanks again!

Tom

Tom Porto

Thanks @Mikael Sandberg

Understood that fields aren't created under workflows. Apologies if I gave the impression that I believed otherwise.

The problem I'm encountering is my JQL filtered on status = Done doesn't seem to capture all the tickets having a Done status when I manually check the results of the JQL query.

Looking at this further after reading your comment, it looks like the way our workflow is set up, I have to use a combination of statusCategory and resolution:

project = "L2S" AND statusCategory = Done AND resolution IS NOT EMPTY AND issueLinkType IS EMPTY AND summary !~ "QA" and resolved >= -365d and resolution = Done

I'll give this a go and post my experience here.

Thanks again!

Tom

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Mikael Sandberg

Okay, if you have to use resolution IS NOT EMPTY as part of you query then you need to look at why resolution is empty on some of you work items. Jira is using resolution to determine if a work item is done or not. You can learn more about the best practice for resolution in this KB. The KB mention that you should add a transition in your workflow to set the resolution on work items that do not have one, but you can also do this using a scheduled automation and this JQL as part of it:

statusCategory = Done and resolution IS EMPTY

Tom Porto

Thank you @Mikael Sandberg

@Tina Nikou

Marlene Kegel - codefortynine

Hello Tom,

I am Marlene, product manager of Quick Filters for Jira Dashboards.

As Danut mentioned, the standard Jira gadgets don’t support all fields. Fortunately, there are several apps on the Atlassian Marketplace that offer broader field support. Our app is one of them.

You can explore Quick Filters for Jira Dashboards without installing anything by trying out our demo dashboards.

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