Epic report on dashboard

[Rahul Aich [Nagra]]

Hi All

I want to view my epic report on my dashboard.

In case this is not possible, i want to be able to view the progress (i.e. remaining estimates) on epics on my dashboard.

How is this possible?

Rahul

[Amit Gupta]

I am looking for the same. Any suggestion here?

[Luther Hargrove]

You have to create a filter on the issues tab. Once you have the issues you want to see in the filter, you can save it. Then on the dashboard you create a gadget and select 'Filter Results'. Select the filter you just created and the columns you want to see.

[Gurvinder Sandhhu]

I use the following query:

project = "project name" AND Sprint in (openSprints(), futureSprints()) AND "Epic Link " in (Epic name) ORDER BY Epic Link ASC

You can use EPIC Link or EPIC Name based on what field you use in your project.  You can then use the Issue Statistics Gadget or a Two Dimensional Filter Statistics gadget to get the dashboard view.

[Marino Poletine]

Still not exactly what I was looking for, but very close. The bars on the statistic gadget shows the total of tickets, but not the percentage of them that it was completed.
Pretty shitty of Jira to force us into another paid plugin to get this simple functionality when we already pay so much

[Sreedevi Nair]

I created a filter first to  get a list of all the epics required and then in the dashboard, used the 'Rich Filter Statistics' gadget to display both the number of issues as well as % completion.

[Ashley Powell]

@Sreedevi Nair I don't see a gadget titled "Rich Filter Statistics". Are you on the cloud or server version?

[Sreedevi Nair]

@Ashley Powell , I am on the Server Version (7.6)

[Carlos Palminha]

Rich Filters is a paid plugin: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1214789/rich-filters-for-jira-dashboards?hosting=server&tab=overview

[John Maguire]

"XYZ filter/ABC report is a paid plugin" must be the most common last post in all of Jira forums. I was looking for exactly this same thing - since it's such a frequently visible part of Epics in the main tool, it must be possible to pull Epic % Progress into the Dashboard I thought to myself. But nope, no way, unless you go buy yet another blob of software. 

[Karishma Khanna]

Agreed. It is such a basic feature and yet Jira forces you to pay for it separately. This should be integrated and provided within the licence cost.

[Anyes outlook]

Totally agree most of JIRA users organise work around epics. Why on earth you cannot select epic link in the two dimensional gadget that is out of the box

[Jack Brickey]

also have a look at Epic Sum Up and Sum Up For Jira

[Joyce Fee]

Looks like you have to pay for that gadget--not part of Atlassian JIRA

[Jack Brickey]

that is correct. i think there is a Lite free version. Check the marketplace.

[TomB]

EazyBI can probably do something like this for you. It is quite flexible, but may require some advanced chops to get what you want. I would add that I don't think there's any way to get it to display as a gadget in a Jira Dashboard. It has its own dashboard functionality.

[Scott Marshall]

This seems to be the only thing I can find .

http://brokenbuild.net/products/agile-reports-for-jira/

Any other plugins exist ? 

[Matti Larborn]

I have the same issue. Apparently no one has found a solution in over two years...

[Rahul Aich [Nagra]]

any suggestions guys...?

[Rahul Aich [Nagra]]

Hi Luther

Thanks for your response. However, if i use filter results gadget, the sigma(estimates) fields does not take into account the stories that are within that epic, so filter results does not solve my problem.

Rahul