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How can I get information , analize and graphic carryover in my project

AleBattaglia August 2, 2020

I would like to show the evolution of carryover along the development of the product. Is ther a chart? How can  I get the information?

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Ste Wright
Community Champion
August 2, 2020

Hi @AleBattaglia 

When you say carry over, what are you referring to?

Ste

AleBattaglia August 3, 2020

Hi @Ste Wright stories not completed, moving (partially or totally) to next sprint

Thanks

Ale

Ste Wright
Community Champion
August 3, 2020

Hi @AleBattaglia 

The Sprint Report will show you stories not completed each sprint, providing a view of carry over into the next sprint based.

Reports like the Epic Burndown and Release Burndown can also show scope at the start vs end of a sprint - so you can see both progress and scope change. These have a breakdown of work completed / incomplete below the chart.

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Aside from this, you could search for the issues and choose how to display these - for example, display them in Filter Gadgets on a dashboard:

For example:

Sprint in closedSprints() and (Sprint in openSprints() or Sprint in futureSprints())

^ This would find issues which have been in a previous sprint and are either in an open, active sprint or a future planned sprint. This highlights issues which have not been completed previously.

If this after the end of a project, you could do something like this against one specific sprint:

Sprint in closedSprints() and status was "In Progress" AFTER 2020-08-01

^ Locates issues which are in closed sprints but are or were in a status of "In Progress" after 1st August 2020. If the sprint you are searching against ended on 31st July, you could then locate issues which remained open past the end date, even if they're now closed.

For more information on advanced searching, see this page.

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It just depends on what you're using the information for and how you want to visualise it :)

Ste

AleBattaglia August 4, 2020

@Ste Wright This helps a lot.

Thanks!

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