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Setting

Description

Gadget Title

Choose what to display in the title bar of the gadget.

The Meaning of the Data

Specify the text to be displayed under the calculated value representing the meaning of that value.

Data Source

Select the type of Data Source used by the gadget.You can select between:

  • A Saved filter

containing

  • that contains the Jira issues for which you want to do the calculation. Make sure that the specified filter is shared if you want other people to visualize the dashboard.

  • A JQL query that

contains Jira issues from the project that you are looking for

  • returns the issues you want to be processed by the gadget.

Formula

Choose the basic formula (Sum, Average, Min or Max) to be used in the calculation.

Calculation field

Select the Jira issue field to be used for the calculation. You can choose from a list of the numeric fields available in your Jira instance.

Info

  • On Jira Server and Data Center, the scripted fields added via the ScriptRunner app are also available for selection here, but only if they are configured as numerical fields in the Custom Fields area of Jira Administration. More exactly, their Search Template must be set to Number Search.

  • On Jira Service Management, select the Satisfaction field to calculate, for example, the average Customer Satisfaction (CSAT) based on the feedback provided by your customers after their ticket is closed.

Math transformation

Optionally, you can apply an extra math formula to the result of the basic formula. With this extra math formula, you can practically modify the final result with any operation or math function you want. The formula must contain "x", which represents the result of the initial basic formula.
A good example is when you use a basic formula against a time field of Jira, like the Original Estimate or Remaining Estimate. Jira stores the values of these fields in seconds and the result of the basic formula will also be in seconds. To transform in hours, you must apply the math transformation "x/3600".

Decimal places

Choose the number of decimals to be used when displaying the final result.

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