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1. In the Jira dashboard add one Rich Filter Statistics Gadget.
   
   
2. In the configuration of the gadget make sure you set the same rich filter you have selected in the other gadgets in the same dashboard (remember, this is what links together the gadgets in the same dashboard; a Controller controls all the gadgets that have the same rich filter as the Controller).
   
3. Let's suppose we need to exclude the cancelled issues from the results (all issues having a non-empty resolution other than Fixed). In this case, in the Working Query write the JQL: resolution in (EMPTY, Fixed). 
   
4. Pick Assignee for the Statistic Type
   
5. Save the configuration
   
6. The gadget will display the Issue Count for each assignee, excluding the cancelled issues (because we have used the Working Query).
   
7. If you click on the filters in the Controller you'll notice that the results displayed by the Statistics gadget are impacted (the filter of the Controller is also applied).
   
8. Edit again the Statistics gadget.
   
9. Set the Title “Assignee Statistics” in order to use this title instead of the default one. 
   
10. Add one new output value – Story Points:
    Click the '+' button in order to add a second value
    
    and select: Story Points.
    
11. Save the configuration of the gadget
    
12. You'll notice that the gadget has the title you have set and it displays two outputs: Issue Count and Story Points.
    
13. Add a new Rich Filter Statistics gadget to the dashboard.
14. In the configuration of the gadget select the same Rich Filter you have selected for the other gadget.
15. In the Statistics Type list, you'll notice that you can also select the Smart Filters configured in the Rich Filter. As Statistic Type, select the Warnings smart filter.
    
16. Save the configuration of the gadget.

17. The gadget will now display the Issue Count for each clause of the Smart Filter.
    

     

    
    

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