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Types of issues and possible solution ideas.
Types of issues and possible solution ideas.
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This tab display burndown charts and hours spent by each team member. The chart can be filtered by:
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Below the burndown chart is a table displaying all members who spent time in the issue relevant to the milestone selected.
There are two types of burndown charts:
| Use Final Estimate Only |
Show Changes in estimate |
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|---|---|---|
| Estimates | ||
| What times are used? | Only last estimate entered | Changes in estimates show on the days changes are made |
| Estimate changes entered after the end of the chart? | Is included in the sum used at the beginning of the chart | Shows on the date estimated added/updated |
| Ideal Burndown Line | ||
| Beginning value | The sum of the last estimated times entered | The sum of the estimated times entered as of the first date on the chart |
| Remaining Effort Line | ||
| Beginning value | The sum of the last estimated times entered minus any spent time on that day | The sum of the estimated times entered as of the first date on the chart minus any spent time on that day |
| How value changes | The previous day's remaining effort minus any spent time on that day | The previous day's remaining effort minus any spent time on that day and plus/minus any changes to estimated times submitted on that day |
| Start Dates | |
| What is the first date? (Project wide chart) |
The earliest date of:
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| What is the first date? (Milestone/Sprint chart) |
Milestone start date |
| Spent before the start of the sprint | Combined with the first date of the chart |
| Estimate changes entered before the start of the chart | Combined with the first date of the chart |
| End Dates | |
| What is the last date? (Project wide chart) |
The latest date of:
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| What is the last date? (Milestone/Sprint chart) |
The latest date of:
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| Spent after the end of the sprint? | Shows on the date spent |
| Ideal Burndown Line | |
| How value changes | Decreases at a constant rate |
| How value ends | Zero at the end date of the project (see above) or end date of the sprint if applicable |
| Remaining Effort Line | |
| Excess Spends | If more time is spent than estimated, the estimated time is not altered. This means a negative remaining effort is possible. |
| Actual Effort Trend Line | |
| How value changes | Linear Regression of the Remaining Effort line |
| Completed Hours Bars | |
| What is included? | The sum of all hours spent on that day |