Configuring Multiple Filters Line Chart (Floating Weeks) Macro
This macro is introduced in version 1.6.0.
Multiple Filters Chart Gadgets for Jira version >= 5.20.0 is required.
Settings | Default | Description | |
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Title | Line Chart (Floating Weeks) | The title of the macro | |
Display Type | Line Chart Only | The types of data to display:
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Color Scheme | Basic | The color scheme for line chart:
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Add Filter | Click to add filter *Maximum of 12 filters | ||
JQL n | Enter JQL to get the Jira issues | ||
Alias n | The display name for JQL n | ||
Date n | Created | The date field for JQL n:
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Calculation Mode n | Issue Count | The calculation mode for JQL n:
| The operator:
*Not applicable for Issue Count |
Color n | The line color for JQL n *Configurable only if Color Scheme is set to Custom | ||
Display Time In | Hours | The unit to display time in:
*Applicable for Time Fields only (e.g. Time Spent) | |
Cumulative Mode | No | Whether to display cumulative data over time:
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Period Type | Weeks Before (Including current) | The period to plot:
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No. of Weeks | 0 | The number of weeks to display before and/or after (maximum of 8 weeks) | |
First Day of Week | Sunday | The first day of the week:
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Display Full Year | No | Whether to display all 4 digits of the year (e.g. 2008):
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Sort | Date ascending | Sort the dates in ascending or descending order:
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X-Axis Label | Created | The x-axis label for the chart | |
Y-Axis Label | Issue Count | The y-axis label for the chart | |
Display Mode | Side By Side | How the lines should be displayed:
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Interpolation | Linear | The method of curve fitting:
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Data Labels | Show | Whether to show/hide the value above each dot:
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Tick Interval | The interval between each tick on the y-axis | ||
Reference Line | Enter a value to display the reference line Click on the colored square to select color | The style of the reference line:
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Table Orientation | Vertical | Whether to display filters horizontally or vertically:
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Table Totals | Hide | The totals for each column and row:
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