Danut M _StonikByte_ Atlassian Partner

Hi @Sundar Padmanabhan, The Two Dimensional Filter Statistics gadget does not offer the numeric fields because it only displays the count of issues (no sums, percentages, average, etc) and it cannot do stats by the values of the numeric fields. For achieving what you want, you could search on Atlassian Marketplace for apps…

Hi @Nags Subramanian, You could use the Filter Results macro of Confluence Cloud, which allows you to add the Progress and Σ Progress as columns. But these progress fields use time estimates to display progress (Original Estimate vs Work Logged vs Remaining Estimate). Do you use time estimates? If you don't use time…

Hi @최보훈_품질경영실_KBN, I'm afraid that there is no Jira native gadget that is able to display epic progress by sub-tasks completion. My advice is to search on Atlassian Marketplace for a plugin that provides such gadget and is able to calculate epic progress by sub-tasks. If you consider the idea of using a plugin, you should…

Hi @JiraLearner, A plugin that is able to display this view in Confluence is our Great Gadgets app, which offers a Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) macro that displays the issues from a filter or JQL in a hierarchical view Epics > Stories , Tasks > Sub-tasks along with their current status. If you have Initiatives defined on…

Hi @Steven Prentice, I don't know of a way to achieve this in Jira boards. If you consider the idea of using a plugin, our Great Gadgets app has a Team Wallboard gadget that can display only the epics on a Jira dashboard. This is just an example: You can easily achieve this by configuring the gadget in two ways: 1. Having…

Hi @Sarah Mossembekker, I think that Progress columns are empty because they use time estimates (Original Estimate vs Time Spent vs Remaining). And I'm afraid that it cannot be configured to use issue count instead of time estimates... You could look on Advanced Roadmaps (requires Jira Premium plan), I think it has this…

Hi @Kauana Rodrigues dos Santos, I'm afraid that this is not entirely possible with the Jira's default gadgets or Confluence Macros. You could use the Filter Results gadget/macro to view the tickets resolved/created by date. Just configure the gadget with a filter that returns the issue created/resolved in current week or…

Hi JiraLearner, Make sure that you have the latest app version installed. Are you on Data Center or Cloud? Jira or Confluence? Danut.

Hi @HILDA MARIA ARAYA BARBOZA, Create and save a filter in Jira that returns the issues worked by your team. Then, create a new Kanban board based on this filter. Customize the board in the way you want, by adding all the necessary columns (which can be the phases) and the statuses on each column.. See also this…

Hi @Harsha Shridhar, How are you trying to achieve this? Via automation? For displaying the epics completion, you could use the Advanced Roadmaps for Jira, which has great capabilities for displaying epics, completion, timeline. Another alternative would be to search for an add-on on Atlassian Marketplace that provides…

Hi JiraLearner, For the Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget to be available, you have to install Great Gadgets app/plugin in your Jira Cloud instance. Once the app is installed, the gadget will become available in the gadgets directory: go to Dashboards > Create or edit an existing dashboard > Add gadget > search for Pivot…

Hi @Sushmita Chakraborty, What do you mean by "time spent"? The amount of hours logged on the ticket (work log), or simply the time spent since the issue creation (the age of the ticket)? Danut.

Hi @Lorraine Marsh, As mentioned already by @Trudy P Claspill, you could use the Two Dimensional Filter Statistics gadget of Jira, which displays the Epics and count of issues under them (except sub-tasks). You could also try the Issue Statistics gadget of jira. Unfortunately these gadgets display some additional info,…

Hi @Rob Dewkinandan, My advice is to create a dashboard and use it as a "report'. You can use Jira's native gadgets like Filter Results gadget, Two Dimensional Filter Statistics gadget, Issue Statistics gadget or Pie Chart gadget. Danut. 

Hi @Clifton G. Collins III, How do you navigate to the current sprint in this gadget? I don't see an option... Danut.

Hi @JiraLearner, An add-on that you should definitely try is our Great Gadgets app. This app offers many macros / gadgets that allow you to create report pages in Confluence or dashboards in Jira for tracking epics based on child issues. Here are some examples: Work Breakdown Structure macro/gadget - displays the issues…

Hi @Buddhika Nanayakkara, To add this to the search result screen: - go to Filters > View all issues - click the configure button from top-right corner - type "progress" and check the Progress field(s) To add the gadget: - go to Dashboards - create a new dashboard or edit an existing one - click Add gadget and search for…

Hi @remi, You are welcome! If you have any questions, feel free to contact support@stonikbyte.com. Danut.

Hi @Buddhika Nanayakkara, Try adding Progress or Σ Progress columns to the filter results screen. They display the % completion based on time spent/logged. You can also add them to the Filter Results gadget to display the progress on your dashboard. Hope this helps. Danut.

Hi @Asad, Did you explore all the Jira's reports: Sprint report, Burndown report, Burnup Report, Velocity report? They could be helpful. If you need something more advanced, you will need to search on Atlassian Marketplace for an app that provides such report or gadgets. If you consider the idea of using an app, our Great…

Hi @Manchenahalli, Raghunandan, This is an answer that I believe only Atlassian can answer... But there are plugins available on Atlassian Marketplace which provides such a gadget. If you consider the idea of using a plugin, our Great Gadgets app offers a Release Burndown Burnup Chart gadget that could be a great solution…

Hi @remi, I'm afraid that this is not possible without Advanced Roadmaps, which requires the Premium plan. Another solution would be to search for a plugin on Atlassian Marketplace that provides such capability. If you consider the idea of using a plugin, our Great Gadgets app offers a Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget that…

Hi @Diana Tkachenko, You could create epics, with tasks & stories and sub-tasks to better organize your work. Or, you could simply leave the tasks as they are and try to create the work report based on them, by assignee. Jira has a Two Dimensional Filter Statistic gadget that allows you to see stats by Assignee and Status;…

Hi @Keertana Rallabhandi, If you have SLAs set in JSM, try also using these queries: "Time to resolution"= breached() - to get the tickets that breached SLA "Time to resolution" != breached() - to get the tickets that didn't breached SLA Danut.

Hi @jnolan, The Jira's Velocity report shows a limited number of sprints (up to 7) and is limited when its about filtering the sprints to be displayed. My advice is to search on Atlassian Marketplace for an app/plugin that is capable to display more sprints and allows sprints filtering. If you decide to use an app, our…

Hi @alessandro_romolo_e, Jira looks at the statuses mapped on the To Do column of the board. So, it you have a To Do status in workflow mapped on the To Do column of board, it will consider time in column the time since entrance in To Do status. As @Bill Sheboy suggested, you should use different statuses like, for…

Hi @Edward Mossa, You could create such report in form of a Jira dashboard. Jira offers some gadgets that you could use: * Sprint Health gadget - display sprint metrics, progress & days remaining * Days Remaining in Sprint Gadget - to displays days remaining * Filer Results - to display the sprint backlog * Sprint Burndown…

Hi @Mayra Tejeda, As far as I know Confluence doesn't have a countdown macro; so you'll most likely need to search for a plugin on Atlassian Marketplace. If you consider the option of using a plugin, our Great Gadgets app offers such macro, which is highly configurable. But I'm not sure what do you mean by "external page…

Hi @Randy O'Neal, Our Great Gadgets app offers also a Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget that can address some your needs. Danut.

Hi @Ba11zooka, The JQL provided by @Walter Buggenhout is the one to use. But for displaying "Success of all ongoing SLA in last 7 days" you could use an app/plugin that provides a gadget that lets you display that as a percentage. There are apps on Atlassian Marketplace that have such capabilities. If you consider the idea…