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We would like to use a custom field for estimated hours by team in a two dimensional filter but the field doesn't show up in the axis drop down?

Vicki Miller

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

You can only use "statable fields" in that gadget. Essentially, to be statable, you have to be able to point at a list of possible values for it, and you can't do that with a numeric field.

There are some add-ons which can make fields statable, but in my experience, they tend to fail with large data sets.

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

You can only use "statable fields" in that gadget. Essentially, to be statable, you have to be able to point at a list of possible values for it, and you can't do that with a numeric field.

There are some add-ons which can make fields statable, but in my experience, they tend to fail with large data sets.

Vicki Miller

Thanks for your answer. Do you know what add-on would do what we need?

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