Danut M _StonikByte_ Atlassian Partner

Hi @chernandez, Unfortunately it is not possible to add this info in the Filter results gadget or in a different Jira native gadget. As a solution, you could search for a plugin on Atlassian Marketplace that offers such gadget. In case you want to try a plugin, our Great Gadgets app offers a Pivot Table & Pivot Chart…

Hi @[deleted], Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Unfortunately this is not possible with the Jira native gadgets. My advice is to search for a plugin on Atlassian Marketplace offers such gadget. If you consider the idea of using a plugin, our Great Gadgets app offers a Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget that allows you do…

Hi @Eduardo Bentes Carneiro, I'm not sure if it's possible to do this for each workflow status via automation, because this would require a lot of custom fields and complicated calculations... And what if an issue has gone through a status multiple times?! A much easier solution would be to use a plugin from Atlassian…

Hi @Clint Harris, Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You are actually referring to "columns" - on vertical; the "swimlanes" (a feature of the agile board) are on horizontal. Unfortunately this is not possible, the Jira's burdown chart considers as done the issues from the last board column. A possible solution would be to…

Hi @Sarthak Solutions, Welcome to Atlassian Community! Jira does not have gadget able to show this info. Also, I see no ways at the JQL/filtering level for determining the sprint spillovers. If you consider using a plugin from Atlassian Marketplace, a good alternative to the Jira's Sprint Report could be the Sprint…

Yes, unfortunately this report does not seem to be available for JSM projects - it is available in software projects... As advised already, you could try an app from Marketplace. Our Cumulative Flow Diagram gadget might be a good solution. Find more about it in this…

Hi @Jade Louise Bridgeman Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You could try the Cumulative Flow Diagram report of Jir; it should be available in the Reports section of your project. It is not so configurable and does not seem to be able to group data by time inervals, but it might be just enough for your needs.…

Hi @Andrew Sedlacek, You could create a report page in Confluence with the necessary macros that pulls data from Jira. You could use the macros available in Confluence (Filter results, Sprint Health, Sprint Burndown, Pie Chart, etc). And if you need more, you could search for a plugin from Atlassian Markeplace that…

Hi mohsen.nasiri@xentral.com, As far as I know, Jira does not offer such gadget. There is Average Time in Status gadget that you could eventually try, but I don't think it will display what you need. My advice is to search for an app on Atlassian Marketplace that offers such gadgets. If you consider using an app, our Great…

Hi @Lee Street, Our Great Gadgets app if free with Jira Free plan (less than 10 users). It provides a complete set of dashboard gadgets for tracking Scrum projects (and not only). Danut

Hi @Henry Chin, An better alternative to this Summary page, which cannot be customized, would be to create a Jira dashboard with all the necessary gadgets needed for tracking your Kanban project metrics effectively. Jira offers many useful dashboard gadgets, but you can also complete your dashboard with gadgets provided by…

Hi @Bill Sheboy, Yes. Thanks for tagging me! This is a pretty complex gadget, especially when configured to calculate age as "The time since the first occurrence in the category of its current status or board column" as it was the case here... Randy contacted our support team and we requested some additional data for…

Hi @Charlotte McPherson _US-ENG_, Thanks for your answer. I'm afraid that this is not possible to generate goal stats by using Jira's default gadgets, because most likely, they do not offer the Goals field. But you should double-check. Also, if you consider using a plugin, the Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget offered by…

Hi @Charlotte McPherson _US-ENG_, I am not familiar with Atlassian Goals, but if these goals are added in Jira in form of issues, you could track them normally, like issues by using Jira's native gadgets. Are the goals searchable in your Jira by using JQL filtering? Danut.

Hi @Murat Oz, I'm afraid that this is not possible by using the Jira's default tools. My advice is to search on Atlassian Marketplace for a plugin that can make this type of calculations. In case you want to use a plugin, our Great Gadgets app offers an Advanced Issue Filter Formula gadget that can easily calculate and…

Yeah, because if an issue from a board is also visible in the other boards (due to board filters), the sprint of that issue will become visible in the other boards. Sprints are linked to boards. If you'll try to access the details of a sprint via REST API /rest/agile/1.0/sprint/{sprintId} -…

Hi @Samuel Sye, Thanks for clarification. My advice is to create a custom field in Jira of type Select List with the existing codes added as options. And when a new code comes into the picture (a new app is added), the Jira admin can manually enter that code in the field configration. Once this field is added, you can make…

Hi @Justin, No. The sprints are linked to a board, not to a project. Each board use a Jira filter behind, and that filter returns the issues displayed by the board. By default, that filter includes only the current project, but you can change the board filter as you want, by including issues from multiple projects in your…

Hi @Justin, You need a board with a filter than returns the issues from all you projects. Once you do that, you can create a sprint and add issues from all projects to it. If you have multiple teams, they all will have to work with this board, but you can create quick filters in the board configuration for each team, so…

Hi @Kashif Rahman, We should be able to generate such stats by using the Jira's Issue Statistics gadget. Also the Two Dimensional Filter Statistics gadget could be helpful 1. completed tickets per agent Configure the Issue Statstics gadget with a filter that returns all the completed issue in the last 30 days and to…

Hi @Samuel Sye Welcome to the Atlassian Community! For me it is not clear what exactly you need. Do you want Jira to generate to store the codes somewhere, or to generate them automatically? How does these codes look like and when do you use them? If you have a list of already predefined / existing codes, you could just…

Hi @Nitesh Malviya, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. I think you can use the Recently Created Chart gadget of Jira. All you have to do is to configure it with a filter that returns the issues (vulnerabilities) and to group data by week. This gadget shows how many issues were created every week, and how many of them are…

Hi @Reg Hawkins, Jira does not offer a native Cumulative Flow Diagram gadget. Only the CFD project report is available. If you consider the option of using a plugin from Atlassian Marketplace, our Great Gadgets app offers Cumulative Flow Diagram (CFD) gadget that is more advanced than the Jira's CFD report. It is highly…

Hi @Nikul Vyas, Indeed, Jira does not have a native Cumulative Flow Diagram gadget. Only the CFD project report is available. If you consider the option of using a plugin from Atlassian Marketplace, our Great Gadgets app offers Cumulative Flow Diagram (CFD) gadget that is more advanced than the Jira's CFD report. It is…

Hi @Chris Green, Unfortunately, I don't see any way to do this with Jira's default gadgets. In case you want to try a plugin from Atlassian Marketplace, our Great Gadgets app could be helpful, at least in some extent. It has a Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget that could display a table with the Resolution Date x Resolution…

Hi @varatha, Are you referring to the Control Chart report of Jira? If so, I think you can manually change the date in the Custom date field of the report: If you set a date in the future, it will be displayed at the end of the chart. Is this what you are looking for? If this is not good enough for you and you want to try…

Hi @GCushnahan, Welcome to Atlassian Community. The info you are looking for is available in the issue history, and not as a field. So you cannot easily export it in CVS. To get the history of the issue you could use the Jira REST API end-points. You could eventually try the Cycle Time report of Jira, if available in your…

Hi @Mauro De Feo, Welcome to the Atlassian Community! If I understood correctly, you current hierarchy is the following: -> Feature Epic -----> New feature (with component like SmartTV) ----------> Sub-Task vendor A ----------> Sub-Task vendor B To me the hierarchy looks correct. It might be good to add a field to the…

Hi @Dan Allenby, A possibility would be to create a public dashboard in Jira and provide its link to your customer. Not sure if the gadgets that you use will display data for anonymous users, but you could try. If your gadgets do not work for anonymous users, you could search on Atlassian Marketplace for an app that…

Hi @Susan Cain, I don't see any way to do this in Jira other than having a board that contains issues from all projects and a single sprint that has all the issues, which is probably not convenient at all... You could search for a plugin on Atlassian Marketplace, although it might not be possible to display the total…