Managers, Directors, and Program Leads responsible for executing strategic goals need visuals so they can see progress in real-time, quickly flag issues, and zone in on the work that matters most. You can see where you’ve come from and where you are going. Users feel confident with visuals because they have a clear, data backed picture of relevant work from which they can easily translate their story to a diverse group of stakeholders, building trust and facilitating fast action. If you choose to group by custom field, we will automatically set the chart's color to none to ensure that you see the custom field colors first. To edit your chart, click on the Pencil icon next to the selected chart. These are chart-specific, not dashboard-specific filters. Within relative date ranges, you can also select which date (creation, completion, due) you want to use. For example, assignee, single select custom field option, section, task type, completion status, task status (upcoming, overdue, unscheduled), date filters. Layer filters on a single chart or numeric roll-up.Donut charts cannot use average as their measure since the numbers need to be parts of a whole. For example, time to complete, count of tasks, or sum/average of numeric custom fields as a measure on charts and roll-ups. Choose how to measure your data ( y-axis).
For example, by assignee, creator, enum custom field, section, task type, completion status, task status (upcoming, overdue, complete, unscheduled), and time period. Decide how to group your chart data (x-axis).Choose the format of the chart (donut, column, lollipop, line, burnup) or numeric roll-up.Editing a chart When editing a chart, you can:
You must add a title to your chart before saving.
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