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Kristin Lyons
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September 16, 2019

We have Portfolio installed in Jira Cloud and have created a custom hierarchy.  We are now looking to have a roll up of completion % (using story points) of the top level and be able to drill down.  Once we have that information we want to create some easy to read diagrams of the overall completion %.  The closest I can come to getting this is using AIO Reports but exporting the data to excel and then trying to figure out a diagram from there is time consuming.

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September 16, 2019

Hi @Kristin Lyons ,

Can you share a sample diagram which you are trying to create?

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September 17, 2019

I'm thinking it would be a box for each of the top level hierarchy issues.  So if Top is the issue type then each Top would have a box.  Within the box it would have a total percentage complete for all the issues within that.  It would also have a target release window (this is where Portfolio comes in handy).  Then it would just have maybe 1-3 other fields from the Top issue.  Then a separate diagram would have a copy of the Scrum board with all the Top issues.  

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