"Completed" means the issue is set to a status that is mapped to the right-most column of the board. For simplicity, let us say that status/column is "Done"
Completed issues: Issues assigned to the sprint and were set to Done while the sprint was active, and were still in that status when the sprint was completed.
Ex: Create a new sprint. Add an issue to it (ABC-1) from the backlog. Start the sprint. Set the issue ABC-1 status to Done. Complete the sprint.
Issues removed from the sprint: Issues that were assigned to the sprint while it was active (either before or after it started) that were then removed from the sprint while it was active.
Ex. Create a new sprint. Add an issue to it (ABC-2) from the backlog. Start the sprint. Remove the issue ABC-2 from the sprint and put it back into the backlog. Complete the sprint.
Not completed issues: Issues assigned to the sprint that were set to a status NOT Done when the sprint was completed.
Ex: Create a new sprint. Add an issue to it (ABC-3) from the backlog. Start the sprint. Leave the issue ABC-1 status as "To Do". Complete the sprint.
Issues completed outside of the sprint: Issues that were set to Done outside of the time frame of the sprint, and then were assigned to the sprint.
Ex. There is an issue (ABC-4) in the backlog. You realize the work is already complete so you set the status of ABC-4 to Done. You then create a sprint, and add ABC-4 to the sprint. Start the sprint. Since ABC-4 was set to Done before the sprint was started it is listed as "completed outside of the sprint".
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