Add rich filter two dimensional statistics gadgets to your Jira dashboard

By the end of this tutorial, you'll know how to use the Two Dimensional Rich Filter Statistics gadget to display statistics by two criteria (Jira fields and/or Smart Filters) and control the displayed data using a Rich Filter Controller gadget.

Dashboard with ich filter two dimensional statistics gadgets

Add Rich Filter Two Dimensional Statistics gadgets

For this tutorial, you must have already created:

Rich Filter with a Smart Filter
Dashboard with a Controller
Rich Filter Results gadget (with a couple of views) based on the Rich Filter.

We have used the Rich Filter and dashboard from the previous tutorial.

In the Jira dashboard, click Add gadget to add a Two Dimensional Rich Filter Statistics gadget.
In the gadget's configuration form, select your rich filter—the same one 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.)
(Optional) If you want to exclude the canceled issues from the results, write the JQL:resolution in (EMPTY, Fixed) in the Working query.
Set the Statistic type for the Horizontal breakdown. You can select any Jira field or any smart filter (with Labels tag type) you have defined. For this example, we select Warnings.
Similarly, set the Statistic type for the Vertical breakdown. For this example, we select the Assignee Jira field.
For the Values, keep the Issue Count (selected by default). Note that you can change this setting to output aggregated Time Tracking numbers, Story Points, or any other Numeric value field.

Click Submit to save the configuration of your gadget.
The gadget displays the Issue Count per Assignee and per the criteria you defined in the Warnings smart filter.
You can sort the data by the values of any column or row (including the totals) by clicking on the icon at the right of the header (clicking again on the same icon will the sort order). You can return to the initial order by clicking on the sort icon () at the right of the top left cell of the table (the Priority header in our case) and selecting Reset sort order.
If you activate quick filters in the Rich Filter Controller gadget (any combination of static, dynamic, and smart filters), the other gadgets in the dashboard, which are based on the same rich filter, will be updated to use only the issues that satisfy the active quick filters. In the example below, we have activated the Priority filter for Highest and High values.

Use quick charts in Rich Filter Two Dimensional Statistics gadgets

In addition to the default table view, the Rich Filter Two-Dimensional Statistics gadget provides a chart view. We call these charts quick charts because they are directly available on gadgets without requiring any specific configuration. Let's see how they work in our gadgets.

Click the Chart () icon at the bottom right of the gadget.
A clustered bar chart of Issue Count by Warnings and assignee is displayed. The chart type selector at the bottom of the gadget lets you switch to a Stacked bar chart.
You can click the swap icon (<>) to swap the two breakdowns.
The Issue Count is broken down first by Assignee and then by Warnings. Hold the pointer over the bars or slices to see a detailed tooltip.
You can switch back to the table view at any moment by clicking on the table icon at the bottom right of the gadget.

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