Danut M _StonikByte_ Atlassian Partner

Hi @Mary Doherty, Welcome to Atlassian Community! The time between "In Progress" and "Done" is a popular metric known as "Cycle Time." So you need a good method for measuring the cycle time. This is not available in Jira as a field and you cannot measure it by using JQL. You could try using the Control Chart report…

Hi @Lira Martynenko, Welcome to Atlassian Community! This is quite advanced functionality and would be difficult to achieve, even with the help of plugins. Such calculations are complex to implement, and the overall process is prone to errors. Since Jira does not offer this functionality out of the box, I recommend…

Hi @jiyum0618, As previously explained, one possible solution would be to modify the dashboard and map all “Done” statuses (including Release and Deferred) to the right-most column. If modifying your agile board is not an option, an alternative would be to look for a plugin (app) on the Atlassian Marketplace that supports…

Hi @Randy Lee, Welcome to the Atlassian Community! As previously advised, you could try using the Cumulative Flow Diagram report available in the Reports section of your space or project. It allows you to select only open statuses and define a specific time range. It may be helpful for your needs; however, it appears to be…

Hi @Aanchal Bhatnagar, These gadgets are also available as macros for Confluence Cloud. See https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1226592/great-gadgets-for-confluence-agile-charts-custom-reports?hosting=cloud&tab=overview If you need a demo or have any questions, please write to support@stonikbyte.com. I’ll be happy to…

Hi @Lira Martynenko, You can certainly try some native Jira gadgets, such as Issue Statistics, Filter Results, or Two-Dimensional Filter Statistics, to display basic information. However, Jira does not include out-of-the-box gadgets like a Velocity Chart or Cumulative Flow Diagram. To create a truly effective dashboard for…

Hi @Ashwin Kurundkar, As far as I know, this is not possible using Jira’s native tools. You will most likely need a plugin (app) from the Atlassian Marketplace. If you’d like to try a plugin, you can easily achieve this using the dashboard gadgets provided by our Great Gadgets app: Time in Status gadget can display the…

Hi @Rúna Loftsdóttir, Jira does not offer the Organizations field in dashboard gadgets. If you are open to use a plugin from Atlassian Marketplace, our Great Gadgets app offers a Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget that can display statistics by multiple fields (including Organizations) in form of table, heatmap table or…

Hi @Sevastian, Welcome to Atlassian Community! You mentioned that you tried using Fix Version and gadgets, but apparently this approach did not work for you. I would still recommend this method instead of handling the data manually in Excel. However, for it to work properly, you need to use the right gadget(s). Have you…

Hi @Raghava Nani, Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Unfortunately, the Jira's Two Dimensional Statistics Gadget does not support sorting by fields; it only only allows sorting by row totals. If the sorting by field used is important to you, then an possible solution would be to search for a plugin on Atlassian…

Hi @Natalia Sleszynska, Welcome to Atlassian Community! The Apps section indicates that you can add additional reports by installing third-party plugins (apps) from the Atlassian Marketplace. These apps may be either free or paid. I would recommend creating a Jira dashboard instead of using a space report. Dashboards are…

Hi @Feraud, Nicolas, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. I believe these charts are provided by a third-party app (a Jira plugin). I recommend contacting the app vendor directly for assistance. If you're open to trying another app from the Atlassian Marketplace, you might consider the Sprint Burndown & Burnup Chart gadget…

Hi @Pavan Kumar, Our app for Jira consists only in dashboards gadgets, so it is not possible to display it as a Jira report. But is offers also a version Confluence Cloud that makes these gadgets available as macros in Confluence. So you can added them to Confluence pages that serve as custom reports. Danut.

Hi @Aanchal Bhatnagar, Jira does not offer a Velocity gadget, so there is no way to display velocity on a dashboard using Jira’s native gadgets. You could try using the Velocity report instead (available in the space Reports section), but this is not available for dashboards. The solution would be to search for a plugin on…

Hi @Pavan Kumar, As far as I know, Jira doesn’t provide this type of chart out of the box. You may be able to create something similar using Atlassian Analytics, which is a premium feature. Another option would be to search for a plugin on Atlassian Marketplace. If you are willing to try a plugin, our Great Gadgets app…

Hi @gollapudi sidhvi, Have you tried the Two-Dimensional Filter Statistics gadget in Jira? It displays statistics like this, though I’m not sure whether your field is available as an option in the gadget’s settings. If this Jira gadget does not work, I would recommend searching for an app (plugin) on Atlassian Marketplace.…

Hi @Brian McKee, Welcome to Atlassian Community! I don’t see many options with the out-of-the-box Confluence macros, aside from the Two-Dimensional Filter Statistics, Issue Statistics, or Filter Results macros. If you are open to using a plugin from Atlassian Marketplace, our app Great Gadgets for Confluence offers some…

Hi @Ioannis Xanthopoulos, Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Being about a 3rd party app, the best option would be to contact the app vendor directly via the support portal. In case you want to try a differed plugin from Atlassian Marketplace, the Release Burndown Burnup Chart gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app can…

Hi @Deepali Dabholkar, This depends also on how you want the progress metrics to be displayed. For examples. if you need burndown charts, a way to do this is to use Jira reports (such as Sprint Report, or Release Burndown) to track by Issue Count. But considering that you work in scaled / multi-team environment, my advice…

Hi @Jack White, You should be able to use Remaining Estimates, because some Jira reports, such as Sprint Report, Burdown Report or Burnup Report, can track the progress by Remaining Time Estimate. But for this option to become available, you have to turn ON the time tracking in your board settings. But this seems to work…

Hi @Jamie Scott, Looks like you’re using Custom Charts, an app from the Atlassian Marketplace. In this case, it would be best to address this question directly with the vendor of that app. If you’re open to trying a different Marketplace app, our Great Gadgets app offers a Team Velocity gadget that can display velocity for…

Hi @Tina Strother, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. The Jira Release Burndown Report can be challenging to use effectively. For better release tracking, it may be worth exploring apps on the Atlassian Marketplace that offer more flexible charts or reports. If you’re open to trying an app, I recommend taking a look at…

Hi @Andrew Miller, In Jira, an epic can reside in a single project. But you can place elements (task, story, bug, etc.) created in other projects to an Epic from another project, but apparently, only if that project is of type company-managed - based on my tests it does not work if the parent epic is in a team-manage…

Hi @Cascapera Davide, The Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget also supports custom fields of type Asset. We’d be happy to assist you. Feel free to contact our support team at support@stonikbyte.com if you have any questions or would like to schedule a demo. Danut

Hi @Cascapera Davide, I’m afraid Jira does not offer such a report or gadget out of the box. A possible solution would be to look for an app on the Atlassian Marketplace. If you would like to try an app, our Great Gadgets app provides a Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget that allows you to create this type of report with…

Hi @Ellen Gruebbeling, I’m not sure I fully understand your request. Could you please provide an example (for instance, created in Excel) or a simple sketch showing how you expect this chart to look? Danut

Hi @Jai Shah, Welcome to the Atlassian community. As explained earlier, this depends on the filter used by the report. The filter determines which issues are returned, and the report data is based on those results. Most likely, your filter is different from the one used by the report. To obtain this type of statistic, I…

Hi @monica_patel, Jira’s sprint burndown considers issues as done only when they are in the last (right-most) column of the agile board. To accommodate different workflows, you can look on the Atlassian Marketplace for an app that supports burndown charts based on custom statuses. If you’re open to trying a plugin, our…

Hi @Divya Sudhakar _US - ADVS_, Why do you need this? And do you need this as a Jira field, or as a report or gadget? If you want these as a fields, you can take a look on this existing topic that describes how to add a scripted field in ScriptRunner to calculate the issue age:…

Hi @William, If I understood correctly, your Deliverable issue type is above the Epic level and your goal is to "see from Delivery down to lowest level". If you are open to try a plugin, our Great Gadgets app offers some dashboard gadgets that can display issues by their hierarchy. Work Breakdown Structure gadget can…