Hi,
I have a very nice burn up chart for the current iteration but I´m still facing a problem with the weekends. I would like to hide them in my chart! Is there an option to do something like that?I think one posible solution is to offer something like x-labels-hide: '28 Nov 2009', '29 Nov 2009'.
The problem with my current chart is that the trend line is always wrong due to the Out of Office days in my burn up chart.
Is there any other alternative for a burn up chart?
Thanks a lot,
Ariel
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a: SELECT 'Development Completed On', SUM('Actual Effort') WHERE type = Task AND 'Task Status' >= 'Completed'
Iteration Burn up chart - weekends and holidays
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Ariel
Sadly I do not know of a way to remove the weekends. I will add this requirement to our feature requests.
Thanks Suzie
Perhaps, you could try to change the chart to just show every week by changing x-labels-step to 7? Maybe this would give you a better looking trend? Of course, you would lose the day by day detail by doing this. This is the only workaround I could think of. Sorry.
Hi Suzie,
to be honest I don´t like your idea. We are using Mingle as our White Board during our stand ups and what we are doing is to mix the iteration burn up chart with the grid view using and iframe within an wiki page (probably mixing wiki pages with grid views will be another nice feature :-) )
Something like this:
p=. {{
data-series-chart
conditions: 'Type' = 'Task' AND Iteration = (Current Iteration)
.
.
.
}}
<iframe width="1200" height="1024" frameborder="0" scrolling="no" src="http://eg-ecowebdv-a01.ecom.tlrg.com:8080/projects/my_account_ba/cards?view=Task+Status+White+Board+per+Story" />
I was thinking to use day 1, day 2, day 3 as a workaround (instead of dates) in the burn up chart but it requires lot of manual work I believe...
Thanks for your answer and for adding this into the backlog. From my point of view if you guys can do something like that there will be no more issues to draw an iteration burn up chart from my point of view.
Thanks,
Ariel
I whole-heartedly agree with Ariel. We've been frustrated by this ever since we started using Mingle a good 18 months ago; hoping that it would be fixed in the next update.
Please bump up the priority of this one on your backlog. Thanks!
Matt
+1 to this one
I have a Cumulative Flow Diagram, and I want to be able to hide the flat areas that correspond to week ends / holidays.
See below the script.
Thanks,
Kevin
This is the script for the CFD
p=. {{
stack-bar-chart
cumulative: true
conditions: Type = 'Story' AND Status != Deleted AND 'Added On' >= (Reporting Start)
x-label-start: (Reporting Start)
x-label-end: TODAY
x-label-step: 1
x-title: Time
y-title: # Stories
show-start-label: false
data-point-symbol: none
data-labels: false
chart-height: 300
chart-width: 700
plot-height: 200
plot-width: 500
series:
- label: Development Done
color: green
type: area
data: SELECT 'Development Completed On', COUNT(*) WHERE 'Development Completed On' IS NOT NULL
combine: overlay-bottom
- label: Development in progress
color: red
type: area
data: SELECT 'Development Started On', COUNT(*) WHERE Status = 'Development Pipeline'
combine: overlay-bottom
- label: Todo
color: yellow
type: area
data: SELECT 'Request Qualified On', COUNT(*) WHERE Status = 'Analysis Buffer'
combine: overlay-bottom
}}
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Where is this request at development wise?
+1
Is this already implemented? It's 2018
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