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CDRator Jira can display different statistics for particular people, projects, versions, or other fields within issues.

You can browse aon two levels, either project, a release/component or a versionlevel. Browsing uses the Issue Navigator to display a list of issues, which you can export in a variety of report formats (e.g. Microsoft Word and Excel). YouMost canrelevant browseareas theare followingthese:

*Project:*
* *Issues:* Shows a project's issues, ordered by popularity (votes).
* *Road Map:* --- Shows solved/unresolved issues for the next three versions of a project.
* *Change Log:* --- Shows resolved issues for the previous three versions of a project.
* *Versions*:
Popular** Issues --- Shows aissues project'sfor unresolveda issues,given orderedversion byof popularitya (votes)project.
* *Components*Component:
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* Component Open Issues --- Shows unresolved issues for a given component of a project.
** Component Road Map --- Shows unresolved issues for a given component, for the next three versions of the project.
* Component* Change Log --- Shows resolved issues for a given component, for the previous three versions of the project.
* Component Popular Issues --- Shows unresolved issues for a given component, ordered by popularity (votes).

*Version:*
* Version Open Issues --- Shows unresolved issues for a given version of a project.
* Version Summary --- Shows all issues (regardless of status) for a given version of a project.
* Version Popular Issues --- Shows unresolved issues for a given version, ordered by popularity (votes).