Danut M _StonikByte_ Atlassian Partner

Hi @柴田幸蔵, Atlassian Communityへようこそ！ Confluenceには、パーセンテージ計算を行うための標準機能があまり用意されていないため、プラグインの利用が必要になる可能性があります。 また、弊社の Great Gadgets for Confluence アプリで提供しているマクロもぜひご確認ください。このアプリには、Jira データをリアルタイムで表示できる多数のマクロが含まれています。 今回のユースケースには、進捗率を表示できる「Pivot Table & Pivot Chart」マクロがおすすめです。 例えば、プロジェクトごとの進捗率を表示できます。 こちらは設定方法の一例です。 または、Advanced…

Hi @Caryn Yeoh, I am not aware of an easy way to achieve such a view using Jira’s out-of-the-box tools. It might be possible to create something similar using Jira Plans (formerly Advanced Roadmaps), but that would require a Premium plan. Another option would be to look for an app on the Atlassian Marketplace that provides…

Hi , If you need this information for a Jira issue, the easiest way to find it is through the History tab of the issue. By scrolling through the history, you can see exactly when the issue status changed. If your goal is reporting or tracking metrics across multiple issues, I’d recommend using an app from the Atlassian…

Hi @Travis Scudder, Welcome to the Atlassian Community! A common reason for seeing 0 SPs under Completed is that the board’s last column (far right) does not map the Done statuses. However, the fact that the report shows Completed for a sprint but 0 for Committed suggests a different issue. One possibility is that issues…

Hi @Tanvi Sharma, Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Maybe I’m missing something, but I don’t quite see how summing up the story points from sub-tasks into the parent story would address your need to build effective reports for leadership. To create a meaningful leadership dashboard, you typically need dedicated gadgets…

Hi @Kamil Stepien, Your solution, based on introducing a separate "Release Package" issue type above Epics, looks like a solid approach for tracking dependencies. However, for effective visualization and tracking, Jira’s out-of-the-box capabilities may not be sufficient. You might need to explore an app (plugin) from the…

Hi @Vikrant Yadav, You might be able to get something by using the Two Dimensional Filter Statistics gadget: * create and save a filter in Jira that returns the stories from your project(s) that are done project = DEMO AND issueType IN standardIssueTypes() AND parent IS NOT EMPTY AND statusCategory = Done * add the Two…

Hi @Shital Patel, Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You can modify the Jira work items hierarchy by adding Initiatives on top of Epics, but this can be done with Jira's advanced planning features available as part of Jira Premium and Jira Enterprise. Tracking the overall progress of the initiatives can be challenging and…

Hi @scott_norris, I see that you already use Great Gadgets - the Team Velocity Gadget from your screenshot is offered by our app. This is great :) As far as I can see, the Sprint Goals gadget was showing a burndown chart and some progress numbers on top of the chart. This is something that you can easily display with the…

Hi @sravani vennapusa, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Jira does not provide an out-of-the-box report specifically designed to calculate “time in status” while excluding selected statuses. With Atlassian Analytics (an enterprise/premium feature), you may be able to build a custom chart that excludes specific statuses,…

Hi @scott_norris, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. I am not familiar with that Jira plugin, but could you please provide a bit more detail about how the sprint goal progress was represented — or how you would like it to be represented? Would you like to display the progress of sprint tasks for each assignee, based on: *…

Hi @송지현, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Indeed, that Jira gadget seems to list all statuses from the Jira instance, which can result in a very long list and make it difficult to find the ones you need. This is by design, and unfortunately there is no workaround. Atlassian also does not appear to be addressing this…

Hi @Manjunath Shivanna, How would you prefer to measure the effort of the Dev and QE teams: by total logged hours, story points, time in status, or another approach? This is important for providing an appropriate solution. Danut

Hi @Michelle Kirk, Yes, the gadgets support filters and JQL as data sources. In addition, with the Great Gadgets Controller, you can apply dynamic filters to other app gadgets on the dashboard. Danut

Hi @Umang dayal, Welcome to the Atlassian Comunity! You could make use of Jira native gadgets like Work Item Statistics, Pie Chart or Two Dimensional Filter Statistics to display the number of epics in each status. All you have to do is to configure them with a filter that returns your epics. Unfortunately, the native…

Hi @Ed Maschler, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Indeed, the native Jira's Workload Pie Chart gadget does not support those fields. A quick solution would be to configure the gadget with a filter that returns also the sub-tasks. Another solution would be to search for a plugin (app) on Atlassian Marketplace for a…

Hi @joshalexandre, Could you please tell us where are your pull requests located (in BitBucket, GitHub, etc)? Danut.

Hi @Utsav Kothari, Welcome to the Atlassian Community, Indeed, the Jira’s native gadgets do not support summing up story points. To achieve this, you will need to look for an app on the Atlassian Marketplace that provides this functionality. If you decide to use an app, I recommend taking a look at the Pivot Table & Pivot…

Hi @deneice_bhola, The solution suggested by @Martin Runge, based on the Two Dimensional Filter Statistics macro, is definitely the first option to try, as it relies on native Confluence features. If you also have the Great Gadgets app installed in your Confluence instance, you can achieve this using the Pivot Table &…

Hi @Michelle Hearn, Welcome to the Atlassian Community! What exactly is the problem? Are those issues not appearing in the report at all, or are they shown but not counted as resolved? Do you see those issues on the board itself? Some concrete examples would be helpful. The mapping of the statuses looks correct to me, I…

Hi @Sandhya N, Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Jira does not provide an Epic Burndown chart gadget out of the box. You can, however, try using the Epic Burndown report available in the Reports section of your project. If you want to display an epic burndown on your dashboard, a solution would be to search for a plugin…

Hi @Soma Rohit, Welcome to the Atlassian Community! I'm afraid that Jira’s out-of-the-box tools does not offer a good options here. A solution would be to look for a plugin on Atlassian Marketplace that is capable to provide this info. If you consider using a plugin, our Great Gadgets app offers a WIP Aging Chart gadget…

Hi @Jeff Crane, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. You could get something with the Issue Statistics gadget of Jira. Here is how: Create (and save) a Jira filter that returns the open items under your epics. Its JQL should be like this: project = DEMO AND parent IS NOT Empty AND issueType In standardIssueTypes() AND…

Hi @Whitney Stambler, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. 1. Unfortunately, Jira does not support adjusting the spacing between gadgets. If you want these gadgets aligned, I recommend placing them on the first row of the dashboard. 2. For this use case, you need a gadget capable of processing worklogs. I’m not aware of any…

Hi @Elbert Grigoriy, Have you tried the Jira gadgets such as Work Item Statistics or Two Dimensional Filter Statistics? They both support the Components field and if you configure them with a filter that returns the issues from past month you will get what you want. Looking at the need you expressed "to present information…

Hi @Michelle Kirk, Finding an app on the Atlassian Marketplace that meets all these requirements can be challenging. Fortunately, there is one you should definitely consider: Great Gadgets —developed by my team — which offers everything you need to fully cover your requirements. Here is how: * Total ticket volume, Tickets…

Hi @Nic H_, Welcome to the Atlassian Community, It looks like you have already tried some of the native Jira gadgets, but they do not meet your needs in this case because they are based only on issue count. A possible solution would be to try an app from the Atlassian Marketplace. If you are open to using an app, I would…

Hi @PLaksh11, This appears to be a highly customized report that isn’t available through Jira’s built-in reports or gadgets. By “cycles,” I assume you’re referring to the workflow statuses and the time spent by the issues in each statuses. As mentioned earlier, one potential solution is to search the Atlassian Marketplace…

Hi @Hannah, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Could you please share the JQL you’re using, along with a few screenshots—particularly of the gadget configuration that shows which fields are selected? Also, please note that if you’re using multi-value fields (such as Labels or Components), any issues containing multiple…

Hi @sagar_shah, Welcome to the community. As explained already, the difference comes from the type of the projects software vs business. A solution would be to create a new project of the same type, that offers the board the you want, and bulk move the issues into that new project. But why do you need this? Is it juts for…