I have a next-gen Jira project where I am tracking issues using multiple labels and epics. We are trying to identify patterns in issues, so I am labeling the issues with the site number that the issue occurred at, as well as the month in which it occurred.
My goal is to be able to generate two types of dashboard gadgets:
1. A dashboard gadget with a pie chart showing each site and how many issues are related to each
2. A dashboard gadget with a pie chart showing each month and how many issues occurred in that month
The issue I run into is that when I build a pie chart by label, it shows both the month labels and the site labels. is there any way to prune labels that don't match a certain format from the pie chart? I cannot just filter on specific labels since each issue will have multiple labels, so filtering on the months will still show the sites in the widget.
Try this.
your idea of a monthly view pie chart doesn’t work. Consider using the created vs resolved or a bar chart. That has time as the x-axis
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Hi @mustafa.turan ,
The pie chart works for me. Maybe you can explain a bit more about what you did and what the results are?
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There are hundreds of labels in a project (every ticket having many labels) and I wrote the exact filter as you described for 5 labels. When I create the pie chart using the filter and use labels as the metric, it basically brings all the other labels as well.
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That was limitation. Not only with labels, other fields like fixversion etc in JIRA. We cannot achieve this OOTB.
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Hi George,
I'm not sure this can easily be achieved using the built-in pie charts in Jira, but it might be possible using the app Custom Charts for Jira (available on Jira Cloud, Server and Data Center)
This app allows you to create custom pie charts, so you can select the color and order of the segments. For this use case, it also allows you to hide segments you don't want to see. There's an interactive playground that I've set up with some label examples so you can test this out yourself right now: https://www.oldstreetsolutions.com/custom-charts-for-jira
As you can have multiple labels on an issue this means that the "Total: 4 issues" link at the bottom of the chart won't actually link to a valid search (for the same reason you can't form the JQL yourself) but hiding segments directly on the chart allows you to display the correct data. This would be a manual process when you create each dashboard chart.
Hopefully that's a solution to your issue :)
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