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To set up your hierarchy configuration, follow these two steps. Start by selecting your project filters from the dropdown menu or applying a JQL query to focus on the issues you want to include. This step ensures that only the relevant data is used for creating the hierarchy. After setting the filters, move to the next step, where you can configure the hierarchy levels located just below the filter section.

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Follow below steps to configure your report.

  1. Ensure you select your Project Filters in Step First before proceeding to choose the hierarchy configuration. Also there is another option to apply JQL Query in the same filter dropdown.

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  1. To configure the hierarchy level, locate the section just below the Filter selection dropdown i.e Step Second. You can adjust your levels based on the issues you select. By default, the first three levels are available. If you wish to add additional levels, simply click the plus icon to include more.

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After adding the level, hierarchy configuration and the table will get updated automatically.

NOTE: Users can conveniently arrange issue types in any desired sequence using drag-and-drop functionality. They can also add multiple issue types at each level and remove any issue type if no longer needed by clicking on the cross icon.

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Data View: Finally, the data will be displayed in a clear, tabular view. Each issue type will be shown in its respective level, making it easy to understand the hierarchy and relationships. You can easily navigate and review the data from this table.

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