Build your first Custom Chart
Jira
Click Add gadget while editing a dashboard and type Custom Charts in the search
Select the first gadget from the list, Custom Charts
Go to the newly added gadget, and edit the Source field to choose which issues are included in the chart
Navigate to the Chart By dropdown and choose a Jira field, Custom JQL, Saved Filter, or Date to break that data down further
In the bottom right hand corner of the gadget or macro, click Save
To customize your charts even further, check out these pages.
Confluence
While editing a page, click +˅ in the editor and type Custom Charts in the search
Select the first macro from the list, Custom Charts
Edit the newly added macro, then edit the Source field to choose which issues are included in the chart
Navigate to the Chart By dropdown and choose a Jira field, Custom JQL, Saved Filter, or Date to break that data down further
In the bottom right-hand corner of the gadget or macro, click Insert
To customize your charts even further, check out these pages.
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1. Source | 2. Chart Type | 3. Chart By |
Required! Choose the Jira data to display on your chart. The options are:
| Choose how the data is visually represented on the Dashboard or page. You can change the chart type at any time. The options are:
| Required! Choose how to segment the data on your chart. For example, if you choose a Pie Chart, the Chart By selection indicates the slices of the Pie Chart. The options are:
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4. Group by dropdown | 5. Calculations | 6. Live Preview |
Required on 2D Charts! Choose how to group the data on your chart. In our chart above, Sprint is set for the Chart by value, and Status for the Group by value. You can see each vertical bar represents the Sprint, and the groups within each bar represent the Status of the issues in those Sprints. The options are:
| Click this button to open up the Calculations tab in Custom Charts. Here, you can choose which data point to calculate and how to measure it. This will be the primary calculation. You can also add additional calculations to your chart. The options are:
The chart above has issue count as the calculation. | Gives chart creators the ability to see a preview of the chart before saving the gadget/macro to the dashboard/page. Most edits made to the chart can be seen here. |
7. Chart settings | 8. Save button |
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Customize the look and feel of your charts. Here, you can adjust chart colors, add a chart title, adjust number and date formats, and more (learn more here). | The Save button will save the chart and any changes to the Dashboard. In Confluence, users will see the Insert button instead. |