Danut M _StonikByte_ Atlassian Partner

Hi @Joerg Aschberger, Indeed, that Jira gadget is not based on status transition. You could try also Jira's Cumulative Flow Diagram report. You could also search for an add-on on Atlassian Marketplace. For example, our Great Gadgets app has a Cumulative Flow Diagram gadget that can be helpful. When configured to display…

Hi @[deleted], The gadgets offered by Great Gadgets app could be of great help for your needs. By using Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget you can display multi-dimensional stats (splitting by multiple fields) for your epics in form of count, percentages or sum of a filed (like Story Points). The gadget support stats by…

Hi @Nicolai Zidorn, A possible solution would be to use some of the gadgets offered by our Great Gadgets app. A good example is the Advanced Issue Filter Formula gadget, which can display the count of issues form up-to six filters. This can be achieved by configuring the gadget like this: Very helpful for your use case can…

Hi @Manahil Fatemah, For analytics, cross-project or multi-team burndown or velocity charts, multidimensional statistics, pivot tables and more, take a look over our Great Gadgets app as it could be of great help. Have a look over these articles to make an idea: *…

Hi @Ana Ortiz, Try the Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. This can be done with a few clicks. Epics completion by number of tasks can be easily displayed, like this: This can be achieved by configuring the gadget like this: As Data Source you should use a filter of JQL that returns the…

Hi @Tim Lucas, Indeed, this is not possible with the Jira's default gadgets. But, you can easily have both charts displayed by using the Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. This gadget lets you display multi-dimensional stats with count, sum or percentages. Both charts that you need can be…

Hi @Smitha Joseph, Perhaps you already have it. Search for Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget in your gadgets directory while editing a Jira dashboard. If you are a Jira admin, you can proceed by clicking the Try it free button on the app listing from…

Hi @Smitha Joseph, Jira offers a native Pie chart gadgets that you could try. If you configure this gadget with a filter that returns the issues (stories) from a specific epic, like this parentEpic = EPIC-1 AND issueType = Story .. and then you configure the gadget to use the Status field, you will have a pie chart that…

Hi @darren.tan, I'm afraid that you cannot display this info on your dashboards without an app. This is because, as far as I know, Jira does not provide gadgets that sums-up fields. But if you decide to reconsider the option of using an app, be aware that the Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget offered by our Great Gadgets…

Hi @tfetner, In the article mentioned by @Nicolas Grossi you can see that this can be achieved by using the Team Wallboard gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. This gadget can display swim-lanes, apply quick-filters or display the WIP limits of your Kanban board. The card colors can be customized. For any questions,…

Hi @Heidi Vanderholm, This is not possible with Jira's default gadgets. But you could try the Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. It can display the story points completed by every person in past sprints in multiple ways: As table As heatmap table As charts of various types Steps for…

Hi @El, My advice is to open a support ticket with Atlassian Support team and ask them about this. Danut

Hi @Sheri Maxim, If your board is from a company-managed project, you could add a quick filter to the board that returns only the issues assigned to Mary. If it is a team-managed project board, same thing can be added as a custom filter under the board configuration. The filter's JQL should be like this: assignee = Mary…

Hi @Fdabo, Excellent. I'm glad it works. Please close the topic by marking my answer as accepted. Danut.

Hi @Smitha Joseph, Because you mentioned "stories" I assume that your project is a Scrum project. Or maybe a Kanban? Please clarify. Also, do you use Story Points or time estimates? My advice is to create dashboards in Jira for tracking your projects. The Jira dashboards can be customized by adding the necessary gadgets to…

Hi @Smitha Joseph , Try the Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. It can display multi-dimensional statistics by various criteria like issue count, sum of story points, or percentages. Specifically for your need, this can be done with a few clicks. Epics completion can be displayed in various…

Hi @Itsel Vazquez, Puede hacerlo utilizando el Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget que ofrece nuestra aplicación Great Gadgets. Todo lo que tienes que hacer es configurar el gadget como en este ejemplo. El gadget está localizado en español. Si necesita ayuda, puede ponerse en contacto con nuestro equipo de soporte en…

Hi @Fdabo, Check the board configuration and ensure that the Done status is mapped on the last column of the board. These reports considers as "done" the issues from the last column. Also, you could try the Sprint Burndown Burnup Chart gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app, which can be a better alternative to that…

Hi @El, As an alternative to that, you could display the countdown on a dashboard by using the Days Remaining in Sprint Gadget of Jira. Or, for a more advanced countdown, you could try the the Countdown gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. Danut.

You can configure your Kanban board to use a filter that contains the issues that are in the active sprints of those projects. Something like this: project in ("Project A", "Project B", "Project C") AND sprint IN openSprints() Danut

Hi @Laralu, You can modify the Kaban board's filter to return the issues from all projects you need. For Peter and Mary to see their own tasks, you could also add a quick filter (name "Only My Issues") to the board that shows the issues of current user: assignee = currentUser() And then ask them to activate this quick…

Hi @Abhishek Mendke, You cannot display the count of issues in that list. But you could use dashboard gadgets to display the count of issues in filters. Try Filter Counts gadget of Jira or the Advanced Issue Filter Formula gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app (you have 1 month free trial), which can display count for up…

Hi @Aurélie Pilette, In this case I recommend opening a support ticket with Atlassian Support team. I think they can help you with the troubleshooting. Danut.

Hi @Aurélie Pilette, See also this thread for a similar topic: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/Two-dimensional-filter-statistics-display-bug/qaq-p/2698187 Also, Iit might be due to the way its handle the None values; see also this Jira bug: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRASERVER-71132 Also, be aware…

Hi @Params, Not sure if or how this could be done in Analytics. But a possible solution would be to use the Advanced Issue Filter Formula gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. By using this gadget you can calculate the average of story points completed in the last 4 sprints, as well as the story points in the next 2…

Hi @Sangeeta Bhatia, This cannot be accomplished with the Jira's native gadgets, which cannot calculate sums. You can easily do this by using the Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. #1 Sum of Story Points by Category #2 Sum of Story Points by Assignee You can also display them both in the…

Hi @Krishna Reddy , You could use the Jira's Filter Results gadget configured to display the sum fields like "Σ Original Estimate", "Σ Remaining Estimate" or "Σ Time Spent" to display the stories along with their cumulative time estimates on your dashboard. Hope this helps. Danut.

Hi @elizabeth.lavely, In what format would you like this report to be displayed on the dashboard? Could you provide an example? Danut.

Hi @Deac M, I don't think is possible to do this with the Jira's epic report. But, you can do this by using some of the gadgets offered by our Great Gadgets app. On way is to display an epic burnup chart and look at the points Burned at the start of the quarter and points Burned at the end of the quarter. The difference is…

Hi @Harvinder kaur, Try the Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. It can display multi-dimensional statistics for you by various criteria like issue count, sum of story points, or percentages. Specifically for your need, this can be done with a few clicks. Projects completion can be displayed…