Hi,
We would like to display the total of story point for the issue types in the Two Dimensional Filter within our Agile project dashboard in Jira.
However, the Story Points field is not available in the drop down list.
Has anyone got any idea how to add this field into the drop down list.
Thanks,
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Hello @Michelle
Currently it's not possible to aggregate story points in 2D filter, here's a ticket about it
https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRASERVER-62109
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Paid plugin which you can look into for this requirement
https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1211625/sumup-for-jira?hosting=server&tab=overview
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Such a no brainer...can't believe Story Points is not included in the schema by default. Should be able to report out on any numerical field in a two dimensional chart. Another one of those confounding Atlassian moments.
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You can't do this 'free', but you can do it by cheating.
Create an automation rule that adds the story points of that tasks/tickets under the epic together (JQL lookup does this, then you can even use the advanced branching rule to do more)...then drop that info into a custom field in the epic itself.
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Append this to your JQL
AND issueFunction in aggregateExpression("Total Story Points", "StoryPoints.sum()")
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Not sure this function works in Jira Classic? Are you on Nextgen?
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This works when going into the filter and clicking advanced then adding the JQL part there. But how do we show this in the two dimensional widget? I cant find the issueFunction drop down in the widget settings either and when I change the issue function name to one of the drop downs in the jql it no longer works.
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