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Before you start
- Before you can use this the Jira Issues macro, your Confluence and Jira application must be connected via Application Links. People viewing the page will see the publicly accessible issues from the Jira site. If your Jira site has restricted viewing (that is, people need permission to view issues) then they will need to authenticate before seeing the restricted issues.
- The Table Filter and Charts app processes the issues displayed on a page. If you want to filter, aggregate and visualize all the issues, you need to set the maximal number of issues to display in the Jira Issues macro settings.
- In all the use cases below, we use JQL: 'project = name' and apply filtration with the Table Filter macro. You can filter issues using JQL.
- When you work with date values and worklogs you need to be sure that the date format and worklog settings are correct.
Aggregating Issues by Assignee
Evaluating Calculated Planned and Spent Time Per Assignee
Visualizing of the Amount of Planned and Spent Time Within the Project
Visualizing the Issues Distribution by Sprints or Releases
Comparison of Graphs of Open and Resolved Tasks
Visualizing Story Points Performance
Calculating Velocity
Visualizing of Completed Story Points by Teams
Building a Burnup Chart
Building a Gantt Chart
Creating a Dashboard Based on One Table
You can create a dashboard with multiple charts and pivot tables based on one Jira Issues macro with the helsp of the Table Excerpt and Table Excerpt Include macros.
Create a user macro to hide the unnecessary information from the Jira Issues macro:
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## @noparams <style> .refresh-issues-bottom { display: none} </style> |