I'm trying to work out the logic behind the Days in Column dots on JIRA boards but can't quite get it right.
It's almost the following:
A grey dot is 1 day
An orange dot is 2 days
A red dot is 3 days
Only show dots for up to 12 days
But those rules don't work for a handful of cases.
Here's my data, taken from a snapshot of one of my boards:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/16oGvpQomtJEaS6hmhNfFaDub-4nafmi1jJ32PYMSyvQ/edit?usp=sharing
Does anyone know the logic behind this?
See the "Using Days in column" on the online help:
Blank dot → 1 day
Grey dot → 2 days
Yellow dot → 3 days
1 red dot → 5 days
2 red dots → 8 days
3 red dots → 12 days
4 red dots → 20 or more days
Note that if you move an issue back to a column where it's previously been, the indicator gives you the cumulative number of days the issue has stayed in that column.
The logic has also changed recently according to this post stating "the new dots behaviour is available only in Cloud".
There is an outstanding bug where the weekends are counted as days. This might explain why your data doesn't align.
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I had the sheet working perfectly without any problem. And one moment without making anything to my formulas, the sum of hours and minutes in the inferior bar stopped summing as an hour but in decimals. I give you this example:
If I click 2 cells with formatted as hour (A1 = 00:01:00 + A2 = 00:02:00) it should appear on the inferior bar the result of 00:03:00, but now it appears as decimals number (0,005).
This only happens on my array formulas, for example:
=ArrayFormula(D94/IFERROR(INDEX(Art!Q$4:Q$500;MATCH(1;($G94=Art!$D$4:$D$500)*($F94=Art!$C$4:$C$500)*($H94=Art!$E$4:$E$500)*(COUNTIF($A$45:$A94;Art!$D$4:$D$500)=0);0));""))/24
In the past was working perfectly. Nothing has changed in the overall sheet.
I think that the devs must have changed something on the google sheets that is making this bug now.
Anyone knows how to fix this or to go around this problem?
First image has arrayformula, second dont.
Preface: I ALREADY KNOW ABOUT THE DUAL AXIS FEATURE. Unfortunately, this is not the solution I need.
I have a line graph of sales over the past year. The x-axis of my graph is delineated by months. However, since I want the months to appear in order (August 2020 to August 2021) I am forced to delineate by year in addition to months. This would be find, except there is a giant discontinuity in my graph between the year 2020 and the year 2021 in Dec/Jan. It looks as though my graph is separated into two separate panels based on year. Does anyone know how to combine these panels and eliminate the discontinuity?
Thanks in advance! :)
First only have one Date field on the columns shelf.
Then right click on that pill and select the second Month choice. You should get a green pill and one horizontal axis and a mark per Month/Year. That choice invokes the DateTrunc() function on your Date field (you can see by double clicking on the pill) and is displayed as continuous (green) by default.
People often say this choices causes the date to be treated as continuous - but that is only a side-effect, and can be changed. The more fundamental effect is that it calls DateTrunc() instead of DatePart() on your date field.
I have 3 columns in a google spreadsheet
Runs Balls Result
24 24 W
50 20 W
10 5 L
12 10 L
5 2 L
Now I want a scatter plot to be made, such that Runs and Balls are the X and Y axes, and the color of the point is determined by the values in the column Result.
How do I achieve this?
You could separate your second column (y-value, "Balls") into two separate columns, depending on if the Result is W or L. In other words, make a chart based on three columns instead of two. This way, two different colors will be assigned automatically when the chart is generated. (Later, you can change these colors by double-clicking on the chart to get to Chart Editor -> Customize -> Series -> Format -> Color).
There seem to be no good solutions here. Answer from Monaco works but is inconvenient in cases. I settled for adding the third column as a label for the second one.
It seems to me that Google Spreadsheets is inconsistent when it comes to conditionally formatting duration-formatted cells. I have made a simple spreadsheet to track how much time I spend at work. I have columns for when I get there, when I leave and one for breaks. I then calculate how long I spent at work and also the cumulative time. When I have spent 8 hrs at work the cell is suppose to be yellow, more than 8 hrs green and less than 8 hrs red.
The problem occurs when the difference (duration) is 0:00:00, sometimes the cell is yellow, sometimes green or red and I can't find any reason why.
The problem is with the accuracy of the likes of C17-B17-D17-$B$3. This will rarely return exactly 0. A fix is to highlight (standard) yellow all of ColumnsE:F (other than the rows presently pale blue), delete the yellow CF rule and adjust the green and red conditions to be very slightly more/less than zero, say green greater than 0.00000000001 and red Less than -0.00000000001.
I am trying to figure out if this can be done with Highcharts. I have 5 different series on my chart and my X axis is made up of Dates. My problem is this, lets say Series 1 has 2 data points 10 and 15 with dates of 5/1/2013 and 5/3/2013. My second Series has Data that is 15 and 20 with dates of 5/1/2013 and 5/4/2013.
What will end up happening is that 5/1/2013 will show up twice and 5/4/2013 wont show up at all.
Now if I remove the duplicate dates, it causes another issue if Series 3 is 5, 10 with 5/3/2013 and 5/4/2013, Instead of the 5 being listed on 5/2/2013 it is showing up on 5/1/2013.
Is there any way around this? or will I have to make different charts for each Series I want listed on there?
Thanks,
Chris