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Why is portfolio showing past sprints?

John Smith
April 20, 2017

If i'm not mistaken, I think it's showing a past sprint from June of last year but i'm not sure why. I'm only working with one sprint which is for this month.

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Evi Nastou
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May 14, 2019

How can i see the work that was already completed in the previous sprints of the current release? Currently portfolio shows only the current and future sprints.

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Eric Hilfer
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April 24, 2017

That date that you are seeing at the lower left of the schedule view is related to a specific "Release", not necessarily specific sprint.  Once you have stories schedule into sprints (either explicitly scheduled on a board, or predictively scheduled by the portfolio algorithm), they will show up as alternately shaded columns in the schedule. 

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Use the schedule settings under the “gear” to select viewing as sprints.

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On the filters bar, you may need to explicitly set a date range to bring your sprints into view – there is not always enough context to have the schedule view default to a reasonable time frame.