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The Formula Cards gadget allows you to create math calculations on fields, and display the result in either an Icon Card (for numerical results) or a Donut Card card (for percentage results).
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Note that maximum number of issues that the Formula Card gadget allows is fixed to 2500. Whereas the Jira Formula Card allows for a maximum of 1000 issues. |
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Create variables
Variables store values that can be referenced later in the formula. They are useful to separate data in meaningful sets, so you can refer to them later in the formula or as the maximum value for the Donut Card visualization in %.
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To construct the relationship of these elements, formulas accept mathematical operators like + (plus), - (minus), * (multiplication), / (division), and ( ) (parenthesis).
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To present the result, you can choose between two different views:
Icon Cards, where you can visually display an icon displays any result of the formula with an icon.
Donut Cards, where you can represent percentages using percentages to represent the result in a donut chart.
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View type: Icon Card
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A label (mandatory) to provide a meaningful description of the resulting percentage.
A prefix and/or suffix (optional) to add units or extra information to the number.
A max value (mandatory) to indicate the maximum value of the percentage and paint the donut chart accordingly. If the max value is 100 and the result of the formula is 50, then, half of the donut will be painted in the selected color.
A color (mandatory) to paint the donut chart.
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Configuration
Name Give your gadget meaningfullya meaningful name, so everyone knows at a glance it is clear what it is about does and when to use it. Fill
Fill out the rest of the fields as applicable, namely:
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