As the leader of a development team, it is a daily responsibility to ensure that work is distributed effectively. Our 'Two Dimensional Filter Statistics' gadget helps you keep track. In this example, you will learn how to obtain a weekly overview for each assignee.
As you can see, we have configured the gadget to display the tickets due this week per assignee. The total number of tickets for each individual is displayed at the end of each row. Additionally, the number of tickets due on each day is shown at the bottom of the column. Finally, the total number of tickets is displayed in the top right corner. The options to select a different time period are located at the top.
Configuration
| Option | How to set |
|---|---|
| What is the name of your gadget? | We chose "Tickets due this week" to make it easy to find on our dashboard. |
| Which issues do you want to analyze? | We do not have a filter so we use JQL. |
| JQL | Our project which we want to analyze has the key "KANBAN", so we use the JQL project = KANBAN. |
| Which fields would you like to display? | To view all tickets per assignee, select "Count issues". |
| Which field do you want to see on the x-Axis? | On the x-Axis we select "Due Date" to group the data. |
| Which field do you want to see on the y-Axis? | On the y-Axis, we select the "Assignee" to display the number of issues per colleague. |
| How many rows do you want to display per page? | Here you can leave the default. |
| Which time period do you want to display as default? | We selected "Current week" to provide a weekly overview. |
| Which default for the date aggregation level do you choose? | We chose "Daily" to gain a daily insight. |
| Refresh Interval: | If you choose never to refresh, don't worry because the data will be automatically refreshed when the page is reloaded. |
You can tweak the date options on top of the gadget at any time without destroying your configurations.
