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Is there a gadget to sum numeric fields?

J Thomas4

For instance, if I have issues that have a 'Cost' or 'Man Days' field it would be great to have a dashboard gadget which displays the 'Total Cost' or 'Total Man Days' for all issues in my filter added together rather than listing the individual issues.

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J Thomas4

Or even something that list all the rows then displays a total?

Mikkel Kragelun

I'm also lokking for something to do this.

Kramarics György

Hi Thomas!

The two dimensional filter statistics can make totals, but I'm affraid you can't use all of your filds.
If I were You I would check it.

Gyuri

J Thomas4

Thanks Gyuri, I already use the 2D filter statistics a lot but it only counts the number of matching issues, it doesn't do anything to sum field values.

Kramarics György

Hi Thomas!

We are using the script runner plugin. With that easy scripting solution you can get field values and sum them, and insert the new value into anther filed. I don't have better idea now. There is a lot of possibilities in this plugin:

https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.onresolve.jira.groovy.groovyrunner

Now, we are developing an own plugin, but before that it was really big help.

Gyuri

Namita T

I think you can use Scripted Fields.

https://studio.plugins.atlassian.com/wiki/display/GRV/Scripted+Fields

you can store the sum of two fields in a scripted field and that can be used in a 2D filter.

Raimonds Simano1

Please try eazyBI reports and charts plugin for JIRA - you can use it to create reports from totals of any custom numeric fields and analyze these totals by any standard JIRA fields as well as custom fields. Created eazyBI reports and charts can be published as JIRA dashboard gadgets as well.

Mikkel Kragelun

This is also what I have found to be the best solution. Other then having to learn MDX, it's pretty nice.

Bert Van Herck

Scripted fields work issue based, so not really helpful to do aggregated results accross issues (like sum of estimated working days per project).

2D filter also doesn't help because it's just summing up issues, not numeric field values.

eazyBI reports may very well solve the problem, but if you just want a gadget or two on the dashboard it's not really justifying the price tag. (I know, you get a lot more for that price, but if you don't need it you don't want to pay for it).

So my search continues ...

Mikkel Kragelun

Maby this can do the trick: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.atlassian.cps.sumUp

Bert Van Herck

It probably does (stubled on that almost immediately after my previous post).

But now I'll have to upgrade our JIRA from 5.1 to something higher because it only works from 5.2 and up ... some scheduling to do.

Thanks anyway!

unknown

Hi,

You can use the Structure plug-in.

https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.almworks.jira.structure

Is is quite pricey but but it is very powerful to get a broader view of a project and its progress. It allows you to build a hierarchy similar to Windows Explorer.

It has a handy Sum Up function that will sum up the value of a field for all issues under another issue hierarchically.

David Skreiner2

I uses ScriptRunner's JQL functions.

For example, this one sums up all the values in the "word count" fields in unresolved issues in a test project.

project = TEST and resolution = EMPTY and issueFunction in aggregateExpression("total word count", "wordcount.sum()")

https://scriptrunner.adaptavist.com/latest/jira/jql-functions.html#_aggregateexpression

David Skreiner2

Plus, the plugin isn't free (otherwise people wouldn't need to spam for it), and you'd have all the usual problems with plugins (i.e. plugins not supporting a new version of JIRA which you need to install due to security issues).

David Skreiner2

Unfortunately, that addon went commercial and is very expensive now.

David Skreiner2

Unfortunately this previously free plugin is now very expensive, and the few useful elements aren't worth the insane price hike.

Tomáš Vrabec

Hi there,

founded built-in solution.

Its a workaround, but its working.

1) Create JQL filter returning issues you would like to sum

2) Create dashboard

3) Add "Workload Pie Chart" Gadget

4) Set it for that created filter & estimations you would like to see.

Works for me

Ray Maxwell

You need to read the original question they are looking to sum a field they created. This plugin only sums time fields.

MAG-II

Hello -

Is there a way to configure an aggregateExpression to display the sum of a number field?

abetit

So its $900 to add things?

How much to divide?

Raman Bandarenka

The only solution I found - is to calculate sum for the lookup issues set and put it to the separate field into definite ticket via automation rule. Using smth like

{ "fields" :
{ "customfield_10373" :
{{lookupIssues.customfield_10254.sum}}
}
}

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