We have a custom field of type Text Field. Is it possible to add it to "Statistics Type" in workload pie chart.
TExt fields aren't offered because it's not going to be of any use.
The problem with a text field is that there's nothing to make the users consistent and the field is not "countable". Even if you can get your users to enter exactly the same text every time (which is unlikely), there's nothing in Jira to count it. If you did enable text fields in here, it wouldn't be much use - you are going to end up with a pie chart that has 1 slice per issue. If you extended text fields to be countable, you'd still end up with mostly one slice per issue unless you forced your users to be consistent (and frankly, if you want to force that, then just use a select list)
Hello @Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
We currently have a single line text field that gets stamped with a customer code whenever a issue is created (using a post function on creation)
We have now obviously discovered that we cant use this for stats in dashboards.
What would be the correct custom field type for the post function to stamp for us to then do our dashboards off?
Cheers
Phil
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A select list would probably be the best option - single value in the field, with a controlled countable list.
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If it is a text field it should already show up in the Statistic Type drop down menu. I checked on my JIRA instance and it does for Workload Pie Chart. Sounds like you need to raise a bug!
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