Standard gadget templates in dashboards do not include the required field

[Evelina]

Is it possible to make a graph based on a custom field in standard gadget templates? I added a numeric field with the name "rating", for example, I add 10, I want to reflect it on the share chart, but this field is not in the drop-down list of possible fields for the pie chart. How can I make such a chart?

[Evelina Dzhemakulova]

Yes, I’ve tried exactly the pie chart (both versions). But in “statistic type” there is no my custom numeric field “rating”. It shows only a number of tasks by every user, not a number from the field “rating”.

I also created a filter with the necessary parameters in order to link it to the pie chart later, but still, when a assignee is selected as a "type of statistics", the user shows the number of tasks and not the number of ratings scored.

In general, I have to make a graph comparing the ratings of different users

[Jack Brickey]

Hi @Evelina , which specific gadget are you using? You mention the "share" gadget but I am not aware of that gadget. Could you try something like Pie chart?

[Jack Brickey]

Hi Evelina, just some housekeeping... when responding to users in the Community please use the Reply vs. Answer. This keeps things readable for others that stumble here.

So I cannot access any of my dashboards at the moment to confirm. However, you certainly should be able to select a Numeric custom field in your gadgets. With that said, you cannot select two fields in most gadgets. The Two dimensional being the exception.

I'm trying to visualize what a "graph comparing the ratings of different users" would look like. Maybe you are trying to show the average rating of issues assigned to a given user?

consider the following data...

Fred has three issues with ratings: 6, 8, 4

Sally has five issues with ratings: 9, 10, 8, 9, 9

how would you present this?

[Jack Brickey]

If you were to use the two dimensional gadget you could set Rating to x-axis and user to y-axis. This would yield something like...

               1      2        3       4        5        6         7        8       9         10

Fred                                  1                     1                   1

Sally                                                                             1       3          1

[Evelina]

Actually, I need to summarise all numbers of each user and show it in the chart.

If we sum,

Fred: 18 (total from 3 issues)

Sally: 45 (total from 5 issues)

I need to take data from custom field, but I can’t

[Jack Brickey]

there isn’t a way to do that natively. I would look at the marketplace for possible solutions or consider exporting to Excel/Sheets.