Task list
The Task list chart allows you to view your data as rows and columns. Each row is an item (task, ticket, issue). You can select any item properties to be shown in the columns. You can filter the list to contain any subset of items, such as those assigned to a specific individual, or the ones that are blocked or overdue.
See timings for individual tasks
If you have selected a timing metric as one of the columns, a question mark is shown next to the timing value.
Hovering the cursor over the question mark shows all the steps that the task took before its completion, and how long it stayed in each workflow state.
Sort by the time in progress to see the tasks that took the longest or shortest time to complete.
See timings for individual tasks
If you have selected a timing metric as one of the columns, a question mark is shown next to the timing value.
Hovering the cursor over the question mark shows all the steps that the task took before its completion, and how long it stayed in each workflow state.
Sort by the time in progress to see the tasks that took the longest or shortest time to complete.
Combine data from multiple sources in a single chart
If you have multiple teams, or use multiple boards within a single team, you can include them all as data sources to the chart.
You can create task lists that combine data across all of your boards, providing a high-level view without having to switch between boards.
Combine data from multiple sources in a single chart
If you have multiple teams, or use multiple boards within a single team, you can include them all as data sources to the chart.
You can create task lists that combine data across all of your boards, providing a high-level view without having to switch between boards.
See a summary for each column
If you have added numeric columns to your chart, you can see the totals in the summary row.
A summary can be either:
Sum: Shows the sum of the numbers in the column.
Average: Shows the average of the numbers in the column.
Median: Shows the median of the numbers in the column.
The Summary type can be configured for each column separately in the chart settings.
See a summary for each column
If you have added numeric columns to your chart, you can see the totals in the summary row.
A summary can be either:
Sum: Shows the sum of the numbers in the column.
Average: Shows the average of the numbers in the column.
Median: Shows the median of the numbers in the column.
The Summary type can be configured for each column separately in the chart settings.
Use advanced filters to select the items for the chart
You can filter by any property, such as task type (bug, user story, new feature), assignee, label, or epic.
You can set comparison filters by any of your number fields or date fields, or filter by keywords with an exact or partial match.
Use advanced filters to select the items for the chart
You can filter by any property, such as task type (bug, user story, new feature), assignee, label, or epic.
You can set comparison filters by any of your number fields or date fields, or filter by keywords with an exact or partial match.
Create from template and customize
You can create this chart with just a few clicks using a template. Customize it to your liking with the chart editor.
Use data from any of your custom fields
Rename labels to your liking
Set the format of the numbers (currency, number format)
Select light mode or dark mode
Create from template and customize
You can create this chart with just a few clicks using a template. Customize it to your liking with the chart editor.
Use data from any of your custom fields
Rename labels to your liking
Set the format of the numbers (currency, number format)
Select light mode or dark mode
