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How do I generate assignee wise Velocity Chart

How do I generate assignee wise Velocity Chart

I would like to see Velocity Chart per assignee.

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Agree with Mirek’s Input. However, you may wish to review this thread.

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Thanks Mirek and Jack for your inputs.

I will try the suggestions shared in this thread and get back.

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Velocity Charts show your team commitment vs. achievement. That is the usage with Agile principles. It should give you an info in which direction your team is going. There is not big value of showing it per user. If you want however you might try to search all tickets of specific project and user, save it as a filter and then based on this filter create a board. Then only tickets of this user will show up and all reports should also reflect that...

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There is not a big value in your reply...

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@JK , This is a pretty old post. depending on your specific needs you may wish to create a new post. In any event maybe an add-on like this agile-velocity-chart-gadget would meet your needs? Disclaimer - I have no experience with this direct app.

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Hi @jk , Than you for feedback. Not sure only if I should be proud or not that your first post in Community after few years of having an active account was added below my old (but IMHO still valid) answer in a thread that was actually reviewed and accepted by his author.

There are probably few better places here on Community where you can leave your first posts like for example Welcome Center where you can introduce yourself or like @Jack Brickey mentioned simply create your own question and fully explain your situation so that we could help you somehow or give more targeted guidance.

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