Gadget to display a simple number in dashboard

Simon Lucchesini August 27, 2021

Hello,

I'm looking for a gadget add-on to display the one-number result of a two-variables formula.

It would be something very similar to the Filter Based Formula Gadget found in the Great Gadgets add-on (below), but with two filter variables. My final goal is to display the ratio between the numbers of issues returned by two different filters.Capture.PNG

Would you happen to know any such gadget?

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Danut M _StonikByte_
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May 23, 2023

An Advanced Issue Filter Formula gadget was added some time ago in our Great Gadgets app. With this gadget you can display math formulas results based on up-to 6 filters.

 

 

Thank you,

Danut M.

  

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Bill Sheboy
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August 27, 2021

Hi @Simon Lucchesini 

Good one, and I suggested that feature to StonikByte for Great Gadgets last year:
https://bitbucket.org/StonikByte/great-gadgets-add-on/issues/79/add-multi-field-math-to-issue-filter

Even better would be if a gadget could display any Jira entity property; then with Automation for Jira (A4J) setting the value, practically anything could be put on a dashboard.

Best regards,
Bill

Simon Lucchesini August 27, 2021

Thanks, I voted for your suggestion.

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Mark de Bont August 27, 2021

Jira Misc Custom Fields is a popular add-on that can perform calculations. Not sure if it covers the dashboard requirements you have.

Simon Lucchesini August 27, 2021

We actually already have a licence for Jira MCF but Misc Custom Fields are related to issues and the computation I need to make depends on numbers of issues in filters. So yeah, I could use it, but this means that I choose an arbitrary issue, useless beside that, on which I perform the computation in the code (with a condition on the issue key) and in the gadget filter I'd only take the value on this one issue. This is a workaround but it's really not optimized.

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