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How to change order of statuses in a Two Dimension filter?

Ulrika Eriksson

In a two dimensional filter choose:
X = Status
Y = Project

The statuses are showed in the following order:
Open - Resolved – Closed - Acceptance Test – System Test – Build&Configure – Building&Configuring – Describe Requirement – System IntegrationTest – Release – Waiting/On hold – Review – Designing Architecture

Why this order?
Is it possible to rearrange the order of the different statuses?

Accepted answers

Udo Brand

In a two dimensional filter gadget the statuses are ordered by there ID. Since you can't change the IDs of an status, the only solution would be to create new statuses in the correct order and use the new ones in your workflow (but I'm not sure if this is worth it)

All comments

Udo Brand

Anthony Buck

How stupid. This is exactly the kind of stuff that makes me so frustrated with Jira. If you can't customize the column order, they should default by type. IE. If you are using status as your column, the default order should be based on your workflow order. This question is TWO YEARS old and common sense still hasn't fixed this. Such a great dashboard gadget is pretty much useless.

activetr

If anyone else if looking for how to do this using Groovy / Script Runner here is my working code (just run it in the Script Console):

import com.atlassian.jira.config.StatusManager
import com.atlassian.jira.component.ComponentAccessor
 
StatusManager statusManager = ComponentAccessor.getComponentOfType(StatusManager.class)
 
def id = '6' // ID of the status item
def moves = 110 //number of moves
def up = true //change the direction of the moves
 
def i = 0
while (i &lt; moves){
    if (up) {
        statusManager.moveStatusUp(id)
    }
    else {
        statusManager.moveStatusDown(id)   
    }
i++
}

David May_942k2i

We have a company of 3000 people and many, many different workflows. To not have statuses in reports ordered by the workflow status in some way is inane.

Is there another dashboard widget that allows a different ordering method for statuses?

Steve Black

Ageed - ridiculous. Haven't found another solution yet...

Bouakeo Vimalavong

Hi. Looking for the same feature.

Is there already a feature request for Jira?

Haddon Fisher

Thanks for this @activetr; spent hours looking for a better solution, but apparently reordering the statuses is the only way to tackle this.

One word of warning - start with the number of moves low and work your way up. I started off with 120 moves at once but apparently our instance felt that was just too much to cope with at once and crapped the bed.

Christian Rodriguez

What @Steve Butler1 said worked for us.

Go to Admin > Issues > Statuses and use the arrows to establish the order you want to reorder the 2D columns.

Julio Cesar Brito Gomes

Thanks!

Jacob Bartlett

Would it be possible to specify where you get to Admin > Issues > Statuses?

The closest to an Admin section I can find is going JIRA Administration (the gear icon at the top-right) > Projects > Project list > [my project] > Administration > Issue types > issue

From here I can't change anything, even though I am an admin. This is JIRA v6.4.14 if that's relevant.

Haddon Fisher

Hi @Jacob Bartlett, I think it's still in the same place - select "Issues" from that 'cog' drop-down instead of "Projects" and look for "Statuses" under the 'Issue Attributes' header.

Note that this is an instance-wide setting, so going to the administration section of a particular project isn't going to help.

Andrew Bilukha_1gdw5z

That's not entirely accurate. You can go to the table in DB and manually renumerate statuses.

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

NO!

If you do that, you can render your Jira unusable. Do NOT try it.

(Technically, you're right, you can manually re-numerate them in the status table. But if you're going to say that, you really need to point out the other 9 tables you need to match up, not forgetting that my memory is not great and 9 is probably a vast underestimate)

Andrew Bilukha_1gdw5z

Nic, just read this Atlassian article: https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/how-to-re-order-statuses-675385085.html

I've done this plenty of times in the past. It works.

Joshua Balsillie

@all

Found one solution that works for Jira Cloud across all projects:
Re-ordering the status column

Go to: Admin > Issues > Statuses > [reorder the statuses]

Brian Mertens

Thanks, Joshua! I've had difficulty finding documentation on "natural" sorting but your post seems to have answered it.

Tim Theis

Thank you - this works great!

Mauricio GALVEZ

Nice trick!, thanks a lot Joshua

Susmita Jha

Currently it is available in Jira Server also.

I just did now for one of my requirements

Admin Settings-> Issues->Statuses -> Move the status up / down as per requirement.

The order in the Dashboard Gadget also gets changed.

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