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How to add "Affect Version" in Xaxis dropdown of Two Dimensional Statistics gadget of JIRA dashboard

Hitesh Kumar Khatri February 27, 2023

Hello All, 

I am trying to use Two dimensional statistics gadget of JIRA dashboard to get the matrix of Count of bugs of each type per Affect Version (Release). But I don't see any option in x-axis or y-axis dropdown. 

Can someone please help to solve this problem ? Or suggest a better solution. 

Use Case : Need matrix to see the Bug Trend (Based on per bug type) per release. 

Here the bug type has following values - Functional, UI/UX, Performance, Security etc..  

Two dimensional statistics gadget query.jpg

Thank You !!

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Walter Buggenhout
Community Champion
February 27, 2023

Hi @Hitesh Kumar Khatri and welcome to the Community!

Use the option Raised in Version instead:

Screenshot 2023-02-27 at 16.15.32.png

It is the same field as affects version, but in the gadget an alias is used to refer to it.

Hope this helps!

Hitesh Kumar Khatri February 27, 2023

Thank You @Walter Buggenhout for quick response. It worked. 

A follow up query : If I follow above solution then it auto selects All the versions. How can I select only certain "Raised In Versions" and not All ?

Example Use Case : I just want to extract data for only version 2.1 , 2.4, 2.5 not for All versions. 

Also, if an alias is used then can that be made clear to user on UI by providing a tool tip or a helper text ? 

Walter Buggenhout
Community Champion
February 27, 2023

Hi @Hitesh Kumar Khatri,

I am not Atlassian staff, just volunteering to help out folks here in the community. There is a feature request to do something about that naming thing that you can track and vote for here: JRACLOUD-34411.

If you want to limit the returned versions in your gadget, you should do so by limiting the set of issues returned by the gadget filter. To build on your example, create a filter that only returns issues in the versions you want to see like this:

affectedVersion in (2.1, 2.4, 2.5)  

If this answer helped you solve your quests, be so kind to accept it. That makes it easier to find for people with similar questions!

Thx and happy reporting!

Hitesh Kumar Khatri February 27, 2023

@Walter Buggenhout : Thank You for your detailed answer. 

This worked. 

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