Danut M _StonikByte_ Atlassian Partner

Hi @nayan.ff, A good solution is to use two Jira gadgets side-by-side, as mentioned already by @Jakub Cieslak. But if want them in the same gadget or chart, you will need a plugin. If you are willing to try a plugin, our Great Gadgets app offers multiple options for having these data in the same gadget or chart. One easy…

Hi @Rohan Macdonald, The link that you provided refers to an answer of mine, which is based on the usage of our Great Gadgets plugin. The plugin in question can be also used on Data Center. Here is a more detailed Community article on how to configure it: How to display the progress of Epics or Initiatives in Jira or…

Hi @Satomi Seaborough, The best option considering the Jira's out-of-the-box tools is the Two Dimensional Filter Statistics gadget. You could also try Jira's Pie Chart gadget and the Issue Statistics gadget. But they provide pretty basic stats... For more advanced stats you could search on Atlassian Marketplace for apps…

Hi @Toomas Adson, I'm afraid that it is not possible to achieve this by using the Jira's default reports or gadgets. My advice is to search on Atlassian Marketplace for an app that provides such report of gadget. In case you want to try an app, our Great Gadgets app offers some gadgets that could be helpful. For example,…

Hi @Praveena Surapaneni, That template is from Atlassian Analytics, which seems available only to Enterprise customers. If this is not available in your instance, be aware that as an alternative to this, you could also use an app (plugin) from Atlassian Marketplace that provides similar dashboard gadgets. In case you want…

Hi @Xinwen, Perhaps these existing topics help: * Sum up story points to an epic * How to sum up story points for initiative? But why do you need this? What is your end goal? If you need this for creating a report about epics or initiatives completion, be aware that there are apps (plugins) on Atlassian Marketplace that…

Hi @ariharan m, The Jira gadgets are in general based on a filter or project. They do not split data by project. To see the status of individual projects in same Jira dashboard, you will have to use multiple gadgets - one gadget for each project. If you want to display a cross-project overall status, then you could use a…

Hi @ZHANG Heng (BEG/ECA4-CN) As mentioned by @Yong Yang, this Jira native gadget cannot be customized in the way you want. A potential solution would be to use the Jira's Cumulative Flow Diagram Chart report which can display the number of issues in each status along the time. If you prefer a gadget instead of this report,…

Hi @Gaurav Pardeshi, Jira gadgets and reports are pretty limited when its about cross-team projects (such as SAFe). My advice is to search for a plugin on Atlassian Marketplace that offers the necessary charts for measuring these metrics effectively. In case you decide to try a plugin, your best option here would be our…

Hi @Gilad Waldman, Instead of struggling with the automation rules and all kind of Jira limitations, an easier alternative for displaying the SPs completion on the initiatives is to use a report or gadget that is capable to determine the SPs completion for the initiatives. By using the Advanced Roadmaps feature in Jira…

Hi @Janet Sands, Try setting GROUP BY: Subtask in your board configuration. This should make the subtasks visible under their parent stories. Danut. 

Hi @Chandrashekar Nyathappa, The screenshot that you provided is from the Team Wallboard gadget of our Great Gadgets plugin. To achieve this: * Make sure you have an agile board configured in the way you want. This means to add the columns you need: To Do, In progress, Review, Development, QA etc and, on each column, to…

Hi @Proenge, O Jira oculta problemas concluídos do quadro Kanban porque eles se acumulam ao longo do tempo e o quadro ficará desorganizado e carregará mais lentamente se houver muitos itens na última coluna. Você pode tentar ajustar as configurações conforme mencionado por @Bill Sheboy para ver se isso ajuda. Se você…

Hi @Shweta Kamath, Try the Recently Created gadget of Jira. It can displays a chart with the created issues grouped by quarter, month, week or year. Green indicates how many of the issues are fixed. If you want more advanced charts, you could search on Atlassian Marketplace for a plugin that offers more advanced charts. If…

Hi @Victor M Valencia Mejia, Unfortunately, this Jira gadget cannot be customized in the way you want. The bars displays the number of issues created in each month, and the green bar indicates how many of those issues were resolved (based on Resolution field, not status). If you need better charts, my advice is to search…

Hi @Jovânio Junior, One option is to use the Filter Results gadget of Jira, as mentioned by @Tomislav Tobijas. Another option is to look for a plugin on Atlassian Marketplace that provides a gadget capable to display the issues in a tree structure along with their status. If you are willing to try a plugin, our Great…

Hi @Svetlin, Per my knowledge, it is not possible to display all the items in Pie Chart gadget of Jira. An option would be to search for a plugin on Atlassian Marketplace that is capable to list all the items. In case you consider the idea of using a plugin, our Great Gadgets app has a Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget that…

Hi @[deleted], My advice is use Jira dashboards, not Jira reports, for your use case. They have the advantage of being highly customizable and centralizing all the information in one place. In addition, they can be shared with other users. Jira offers many gadget that you can use. Look at Filter Results, Pie Chart, Two…

Hi @Learning123, I'm afraid that this is not possible to do with the Jira's default gadgets. Also, I am not familiar with Rich Filters plugin. But if you consider the option of using another plugin, for sure you can easily do this by using the Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. To achieve…

Hi @Siddharth Shukla, Be aware that the sprints are linked to an agile (Scrum) board, not to a project! Here are some ways to get the sprints of a board: By using the Jira REST API. This is a more "technical" method, but probably the more convenient. Simply open a URL like this in your…

Hi @Rüdiger Wienhold, You could try using the Issue Statistics gadget or the Two Dimensional Filter Statistics gadget of Jira. You will need to configure them with a filter that returns the tasks from your project that were finished in 2024 and to display the statistic by Assignee - assuming that it represents the…

Hi @Sorokach, Mark D, My advice is to use Jira dashboards to create such view(s). They have the advantage of being customizable and centralizing all the information in one place. In addition, they can be shared with other users. Jira offers some useful agile gadgets (such Sprint Burndown Chart or Sprint Health Gadget), but…

Hi @lorenzo.betto, Have a look over this article; it explains how this gadget works: How is the Jira average age report calculated? Hope this helps. Danut.

Hi @Sumukha, As far as I can see on my instance, it is available for both team-managed and company-managed projects. But make sure you enabled the Reports feature on the team-managed project from Project Settings > Features. Danut

Hi @Felix Babin-Ebell, Welcome to the community! I'm afraid that it is not possible to sum-up the estimation fields in Overview. An possible option would be to search for a plugin on Atlassian Marketplace that is capable to sum-up a field. If you are willing to try a plugin, our Great Gadgets app offers a Pivot Table &…

Hi @shantanu behera, "Basically, I want to get the report from a filter which will help me understand how many of the issues (tickets) were in "In progress" or any later status in the workflow on a week on week basis." Looking at your requirement, an option would be to try using the Cumulative Flow Diagram report of Jira.…

Hi @jodywhite, As @Bill Sheboy mentioned, some screenshots would be useful to better understand the problem. An easy way to display the % Scope Change is to use the Sprint Health Gadget of Jira. Danut.

Hi @Sumukha, Not sure what's wrong with those reports. You could eventually contact Atlassian Support for assistance by opening a ticket. Another option would be to search on Atlassian Marketplace for apps (plugins) that provide cycle time reports or gadgets. If you consider the option of using a plugin, you could try our…

Hi @shantanu behera, The gadgets that you mentioned require a Scrum board (and a sprint) as input data. You cannot use them for Kanban, because the Kanban boards do not have sprints. If you want something similar for Kanban, you could search on Atlassian Marketplace for an app (plugin) that provides such gadgets. If you…

Hi @netsamco, I don't see a way of doing this without an app, so my recommendation would be to search on Atlassian Marketplace for an app capable to generate such report. If you consider the idea of using an app, our Great Gadgets app for Confluence can be a great solution. It offers a Pivot Table & Pivot Chart macro that…