Danut M _StonikByte_ Atlassian Partner

Hi @Varun Patial, You could try having a project in Jira for each product. And then, each team should have its own agile board, that shows the issues from one or more products they are working on. If you need a global view, you could create boards for PM only, that includes the work from multiple teams. And when it is…

Hi @Antoine Hubert, Unfortunately this is still not available in Jira, and most likely will not be added soon. We also use subtasks in our own projects. Not all the projects are the same, and agile has many flavors when it is about the way it is implemented. So your request is perfectly valid. Maybe it's time to consider…

Hi @Zeng_ Erin _MEDCN NON-J_J_, The report does not include the subtasks; it only looks at the parent tasks / stories for the sprint. So make sure that the stories/tasks from the sprint have a remaining time set, and if you log time only on sub-tasks, then check "Include sub-tasks" on their parent story. Also, instead of…

Hi @Vishal Gogari , With the Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app, you can easily display statistics with issues assigned by assignee on each sprint, like this: You can also generate this statistic by story points, instead of issue count, if you want. As @Kavitha Chandrasekaran mentioned,…

Hi @Sven Sethmann, I was facing the same problem some time ago. Unfortunately there is no easy way to customize the order of the Favorites dashboards. They are listed in the order of being marked as favorite. What I did to re-arrange them, was to remove them all from Favorites and then mark them back as favorite in the…

Hi @Chris Chambers, Are you sure that this is possible? Maybe I am missing something, but I just double-checked on my test Jira Cloud and it does not seem to be possible. Could you please tel us how how to make the sub-tasks visible in the Jira reports and gadgets? Thanks, Danut.

Hi @sudakshina ghosh, As far as I know, Jira does not include the sub-tasks in its burndown reports or Sprint Burndown gadget. I just tested, and on my system I see no sub-tasks in the reports or gadgets. If you want to track sub-tasks, your best option would be our Great Gadgets app, which let's you include the sub-tasks…

Hi @Danil Borodai, Indeed, that article seems specific to team-managed projects, which is specific to Cloud. Not sure if this is possible in Data Center, but it might work, just give it a try. A better alternative to the limited Jira's gadgets and reports is our Great Gadgets app, which offers all you need for building…

Hi @Robert Peraino, After you select a project, it will appear as selected above the drop-down. Look also at the "Date to Display" setting, which by default is set to "Due date". You must select a date field to be used for displaying the issues in the gadget. Ensure that you have issues with that date field set, in order…

Hi @Mallikarjuna, You could use the Jira's Sprint Burndown gadget to see the overall progress for the current sprint. Also, the Jira's Sprint Health gadget indicates the sprint progress. But a good way to planned vs actual in a sprint is to use a burnup chart. Jira does not have a burnup chart gadget, but you could try the…

Hi @Paul MATHELIER, What is Organisation in your case? A custom field that you added in Jira settings? How do you set it on issues? Danut.

Hi @Mallikarjuna, At what level do you want this: issue level, sprint level, global release level? And why? What are you trying to achieve more exactly? Please detail a bit, so we can provide appropriate answers for your needs. Thank you, Danut Manda

Hi EKTA_CHAUHAN@homedepot.com, That pie chart displays the issue from your a filter. If you configure it with a filter that return the issue from one epic, it will display the only status of that epic. Your filter could be something like this: parentEpic = EPIC-1 A better alternative to this gadget could be the Pivot Table…

Hi @Akash, As far as I know, Jira does not have such native gadget. But you could easily do this by using the Advanced Issue Filter Formula gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. In your case, the gadget configuration will be like this: See more examples of this gadget (and the many others offered by the same app) in…

Hi @Magesh Shanmugam, Confluence and Jira does not offer a Velocity gadget/macro. Your best option here is our Great Gadgets app, which offers a Team velocity macro that will fully address your needs. It is highly configurable and offers additional metrics comparing with the Jira's report, like sprint scope changes, for…

Hi @Sakshi Mahodiya, You can also have a Created vs Reported chart by using our Great Gadgets app. It also fixes some limitations of the Jira's reports. See also this article: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/App-Central/A-powerful-Reported-vs-Done-chart-for-Jira-dashboards/ba-p/2610902 Danut.

Hi @Xy Peralta, I think that what you are looking for is a "release burnup chart". Jira does not have such report or gadget. But you can easily generate one by using the Release Burndown Burnup Chart gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. All you have to do is to configure the gadget with the issues form your…

Hi @Nicolas Andika Our Great Gadgets app offers some gadgets that will help you measure the lead time in an efficient and effective manner. Control Chart gadget - displays the issues by their lead time in a plot-chart. You can hover individual issues to see details about it, including the lead time. It allows you to set a…

Hi @Becky McGrattan, Could you please detail a bit in what form this comparison should be? Do you want to compare as number of issues, sum of their story points, percentages, over time or just the actual numbers? Or how exactly? I am asking because our Great Gadgets app offers many gadgets that can address your need in…

Hi @Mitchlyn Gentry, Jira does not provide such a native gadget. But you can easily do this by using the Release Burndown Burnup Chart gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. All you have to do is to configure the gadget to use a filter or JQL that returns the issues from your epic, like this: parentEpic = DEMO-1 Set also…

Hi @Kevin Young, As far as I know, Jira does not have such native gadget. But this can be easily done by using the Cumulative Flow Diagram Chart gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. All you have to do is to configure the gadget with a filter/JQL that returns the bugs that you want to track and it will display the…

Hi @Tiago Rosa, You cannot do this by using Confluence defaults macros or Jira gadgets. But you can easily do it by using the Release Burndown Burnup Chart gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. All you have to do is to configure the gadget to use a filter or JQL that returns all the issues from your project, and this…

Hi @Luana Silva, I think you can do this by using Jira Automation. See this existing post: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Software-questions/How-can-I-add-2-fields-to-get-a-total-sum-in-a-3rd-custom-field/qaq-p/1800791 Danut.

Hi @Raphael Martins, You cannot do this with Jira reports or gadgets. But you can easily calculate and display this info on your dashboards by using the gadgets offered by our Great Gadgets app. For example the Control Chart gadget can display the issues by their time spent between 2 statuses (configurable). If you hover…

Hi @Fabrice.FOTSO.ext, You can display this info in your dashboard by using some the gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. The Cumulative Flow Diagram (CFD) gadget displays the amount of work (by issue count, story points, etc) from your agile board along the time. It can group the data by weeks, 2-weeks, 4-weeks, etc…

Hi @Marlin J_ Melendez, This can be achieved by using the Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. With this gadget you can easily create (with drag & drop) multi-dimensional tables and charts based on Jira data. You could start with 1-month of free trial. If you have any questions please don't…

Hi @Venkat Jira Admin, If you have our Great Gadgets app installed, you can easily do this by using the Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget. Hope this helps. Danut.

Hi @Celina Kincaid, Your best option here is the Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app. With this gadget you will be able to display the info you need, like in these examples. For Case 1 - column values represent the back counter values, and for each assignee you will see the number of issues…

Hi @Deniz Yalçıntepe, Very helpful for you could be the Pivot Tabel & Pivot Chart gadget offered by our Great Gadgets app, which allows you to generate multi-dimensional tables and charts with drag & drop. See some examples that cover your needs: Hope this helps. if you have questions, please contact us at…

Hi @Franzisca Lindner, Maybe it's better to have Platform and Brand as two separate fields in Jira, instead of setting these in Labels field. This will a allows you to filter and generate charts easier. And if these would be single-value fields, you could try using the Pivot Table & Pivot Chart gadget offer by our Great…