Hi Adam,

You might want to check out our Multiple Filters Chart Gadget to do reporting for Cascading Select fields

You can check out the page Tips and Tricks of using Multiple Filters Chart Gadget for an example. 

Hope it helps.

Hi guys ...

Any plans to allow for selecting either the parent or child in the Statistics Gadget for Cascading Select Lists?

It would be a great help to look at 105 issues in the gadget with being able to group by the parent value?

Hey Matt Doar, we are using your old version of csstat (4.2) currently on our 5.0.3 Jira. We are testing an upgrade to Jira to 6.3. We have run into the issue that if we have the csstat enabled after the upgrade, it crashes the 6.3 Jira, if we disable it, the Jira 6.3 works and we can use the 6.3 cascading fields, but can't see the ones we created in csstat for our gadgets. Is there a way to map those csstat fields to the new Jira 6.3 cascades? Any input or advise would be great.

Thanks in advance
Ron

Fixed, but missing the ability to include only parent or child options in statistics gadgets?

For those people who want to do this in JIRA versions that are older than 6.1 I've uploaded the code to https://bitbucket.org/mdoar/csstats for the plugin that makes Cascading Select fields usable in JIRA statistics gadgets. No support, no guarantees, just being helpful

We are using 5.0 jira version, we have added Cascading Select custom filed. Cascading Select filed is not seen in any gadgets as x or y axis. As we cant get this fix on production.Is there any work around to put my Cascading Select values in my jira dashboard.

We're excited to announce that this improvement will be available in JIRA 6.1!

If you're interested in getting a sneak peak at JIRA 6.1 before it releases, definitely take a look at our early release program.

Thanks again for your feedback on this issue and detailed comments, as well as your patience on this issue.

It's in the next version (1.5.6) of the JIRA Misc Custom Fields plugin, and it applies only to Calculated Text Fields (also provided by that plugin). See https://innovalog.atlassian.net/browse/JMCF-82 for details.

Where can I find the "Exact Text Searcher (statistics-compatible)" searcher. I am trying to configure such a custom fields in JIRA v6.0.1. No luck so far...

You're welcome Keith

However, the correct formulas are:
Parent value from Cascading Select:

<!-- @@Formula: (issue.getRawValue("customfield_11512") == null) ? null : issue.getRawValue("customfield_11512").get(null) -->

Child value from Cascading Select:

<!-- @@Formula: (issue.getRawValue("customfield_11512") == null) ? null : issue.getRawValue("customfield_11512").get("1") -->

Also, you must make sure you select the "Exact Text Searcher (statistics-compatible)" searcher when configuring the JMCF Calculated Text Fields, or it won't work.