Hello There,
Im was asked to enable ScrumBan in our Team. The Goal is to use all ScrumFeatures without fixed Sprints.
As recommended i created a new Kanban board with the backlog function. In the backlog-view there are two tables, but the top one shows only all Issues which have the statue "ToDo". On The scrumboard the first one in the backlog view is mirroring the Board.
Is there any way that the table on the kanban board has the same features as the one on the scrumboard? But obvisously without the timebox?
Hoping desperatly for help!
Hi Fabian - Welcome to the Atlassian Community!
Yes, on a Kanban board the backlog will show the Backlog status at the bottom and the first status on the board at the top.
What exactly are you wanting to see?
Hey,
thanks for the answer.
I want to see all issues which are on the board and not only the issues which have the first status.
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Not following your ask here. You want to see all of the issues on the board in the Backlog???
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Maybe pictures talk more than 1000 words.
I want that this table to have the same behavior as the one in scrumprojects. But obvisouly without timebox.
The one in the screenshot only shows issues with state "To Do". I want to see all issues which are on the board .
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I just discovered. If I am able to disable the "Sprint" function for scrumboards in a company-manged-Team, I would be happy too.
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