Danut M _StonikByte_ Atlassian Partner

Hi @manish jangir, Indeed, you cannot achieve that with Jira's reports or gadgets. You need to search for a plugin on Atlassian Markeptlace. A possible solution for generating such chart and table is by using the Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget offered by our Great Gadgets plugin. In your example, I see that you have…

Hi @ArpittaSolanki, 1. Adding comments to Jira dashboard gadgets is not possible. A possible solution would be to use Confluence pages (instead of Jira dashboards) with the charts added as macros and the comments added as texts in the page near those charts. 2. Could you please provide an example/mock-up of such bar chart…

Hi @Swetha Dilip, You should first look over the Jira's reports such as Control Chart (for cycle time), Team Velocity (for throughput) and Cumulative Flow Diagram (for flow load). But be aware that some of these reports are specific to Kanban boards; so they might not be all available in your Scrum board! For measuring…

Hi @Henry Chad Apale, I'm afraid that you cannot achieve this at the JQL level or with Jira out of the box reports. I see you've already tried some apps from the Marketplace, but with no success. Have you also checked out our Great Gadgets app? I think you can easily achieve what you want by using the WIP Aging Chart…

Hi @prakhar mishra, Thanks for these details. By using the Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app you can get a statistic like this which may suit your needs to a great extent. You can have two tables like this: one for FY2023, one for FY2024. Or, you can have them both in one gadget. The gadget…

Hi @prakhar mishra, Could you please detail a bit what info do you want to display in that table, more exactly? Count of issues, sums, percentages, issues - what exactly do you need? Anyway, if the Two Dimensional Filter Statistics of Jira is not helpful, then you could search for an app on Atlassian Marketplace that…

Hi @Vishakha Dahra, As far as I know, it is not possible to predict the end-dates, but I might be wrong because I am not familiar with latest versions of Advanced Roadmap. As far as I can see, it provides some tracking capabilities, but does not seem to be able to predict the end-dates based on velocity. Take a look over…

Hi @Andreas Rossi , Unfortunately this Jira gadget (as well as the "Recently Created Chart" gadget, which also displays the created vs resolved) only allows entering the number of days back. So you will not be able to configure the gadgets to display data since the beginning of the year. A solution would be to look for an…

Hi @Vipin Kumar, I'm afraid that this type of info cannot be simply extracted at the JQL level. I see that you have a similar post, which was answered already by many people. https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/Hi-I-dont-want-to-include-weekends-to-Calculate-any-TAT-of-an/qaq-p/2792967 See my answer there,…

Hi @Pedro Lima, What info do you want to display in those reports? Could you please provide an example/mock-up to better understand your needs? Thank you, Danut Manda

Hi @kddc, That "Recommended" is actually the expected velocity, which is most likely calculated based on the past sprints. But, it does not have the notion of teams and it calculates based on past sprints globally, not per team! It is expected to be the same in my opinion, considering the above explanation. And I think…

Hi @Steve Rosenberry, Unfortunately, there is no such gadget on the Data Center. A solution would be to search for an app on Atlassian Marketplace that has a gadget able to display filter count. If you consider the idea of using an app, then our Great Gadgets app offers an Advanced Issue Filter Formula gadget that can…

Hi @Sharon Shrestha, In some cases the Jira gadgets show wrong data. There are similar complaints on the Atlassian Community and there is an open defect for this which could be related: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRACLOUD-79966 My advice would be to contact Atlassian Support on this matter. You could try also using…

Hi @Vipin Kumar, I assume that by TAT you mean Turn Around Time (TAT): The amount of time it takes to complete a task or process. I think is the same as Lead Time (or maybe Cycle Time). If so, be aware that this type of metric cannot be measured by simply using an JQL. You will need a report or gadget that is able to…

Hi @Diego Palumbo, The gadget considers as Done all the statuses that are mapped on the last column of the board. Look at the board settings and ensure that all your done statuses are on last board column. Danut 

Hi @Phil, The behavior is expected considering that that Labels field is of type multi-value and you actually have multiple labels on same issue. What you could do: 1. Use two different fields of type Label instead of one: One field (Color) to set RED or BLACK and another field (Parity) to set ODD or EVEN, or 2. Instead of…

Hi @Diego Palumbo, It appears that the burndown chart report of Jira does not consider the Time Spent or Time Remaining; it only looks at Original Estimate field. So, when an issue that has Original Estimate = 3h is marked Done, the Remaining line in the chart decreases with 3h, regardless of Time Spent or Time Remaining.…

Hi @Alexandra Walther, As you can see, this is hard to achieve without a plugin. Solutions provided require a lot of administrative and/or manual work. Sometimes a plugin can save you a lot of work (and money); so it might be worth it. If you're reconsidering the idea of using a plugin, our Great Gadgets app can be the…

Hi @Fred W, This is Danut from StonikByte. It might be a problem with the gadget feeds. Perhaps re-adding the feeds will resolve. My advice is to contact our support team at support@stonikbyte.com and someone will get back to you shortly. Thank you, Danut Manda 

Hi @Liora Naginsky, As mentioned by @Dave Rosenlund _Trundl_ this is not possible with the Jira's default gadgets of reports. But you could search on Atlassian Marketptlace for apps that offer such functionality. If you intend to use an app, our Great Gadgets lets you create both epic burndown charts (with issues from…

Hi @Vennilavan R, Another possibility would be to use parallel sprints - one sprint for each project - in your existing board. This way each sprint will appear separately in the velocity report of Jira showing the velocity for each project. Also, if you consider the idea of an add-on for Jira, our Great Gadgets includes…

@Jack Brickey Indeed, but the breach time is the Creation time + SLA. So if the SLA is 1 day, if the issue was created on 18 Aug, then the breached SLA is 19 Aug. So, just displaying Creation time in the gadget could be helpful because it allows you to easily determine the SLA breached time. But, adding a date custom field…

Hi @Erin Gaunt, I'm afraid that it is not possible to display that in a dashboard by using Jira's native gadgets. The most you can do is a table like the one mentioned by @Lisa Forstberg, but that does not display percentages and it is based on statuses, not status categories. An alternative would be to search on Atlassian…

Hi @Dominik Kaźmierski, Try this JQL filter for identifying the issues with breached SLA: "Time to resolution" = breached() Save this as a filter and then use it in the Filter Results gadget to list the issues with breached SLA. Danut. 

Hi @Vinay Shreyas, The Team Velocity gadget can display a Data tab with the numbers if you check the "Show data table" in the gadget settings. You can export the data in CSV format for further processing in Excel, by clicking the export icon. Have you checked if this gadget is available in your Jira instance? You may…

An alternative would be to look for an app from Atlassian Marketplace. For example, our Great Gadgets app includes a Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget that allows you to display accumulated estimates for each epic. Or accumulated estimates split by for each status or status category: Hope this helps. Danut.

It's like this because you are on a team-managed project. In my example I used a company-managed project... Sorry, I don't know how to make your board look like the ones from company-managed projects :( Danut.

Hi @Bas Prins, Where do you want to see that info? On the epic's View screen, as a report, in a dashboard gadget? Jira displays the accumulated estimates for the epics in Backlog screen of the agile board - all you have to do it to turn on the epics panel. Hope this helps. Danut

Hi @Rus Yates-Aylott, Indeed, the options are limited because Jira gadgets do not include the Organization field. For achieving what you need, you could search for apps on Atlassian Marketplace. If you take into consideration the option of installing an app from Atlassian Marketplace, our Great Gadgets app offers a Pivot…

Hi @Vinay Shreyas, Thanks for clarification. OTD: The Team Velocity gadget that I mentioned above can calculate OTD based on your formula. In the chart is appears as "% completed". The gadget is highly configurable. You can choose to display only OTD (% Completed) if you want. Cycle Time: With the current app version it is…